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SC—• C—The Sanford
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1972
Herold
Man's World
Sweater Story Is A Smooth Yarn
SlllIs''nnP forgo t In tell S,,iitt ( lnuq ntwiiit thi'
Sn ri1ril ( 'brisi i isnq I 'nttiil' lii t night nucl ttic
jnll t (1111111 tutu) Jtit uuitiult' it I') i!tl%'flIil'ifi
Sauifut ii in the ulik ni Ihui,e. t)usuuk Ii, tIn. efftitt it
ni till, Suninril 111111l e
iii.' ;i;iusuit*' huil t)4'eui tIIl'l''rwttV tutKPllt flu
hu4'ui t'ffii Ialq rpnuu,ed Snnta tuiduu'I
liiiuir.
et A irant Ii q'nruh ls'gnn, and is (liii hi
It
thi' N' t Iii Poll, WIIR nc'vpqnf V It. 1nisti' 111111
(if
eeun Santa lutel firikhcul uk il:ijl
;u:uiuu (iliI (flhliI} 10 hit' gI.I'1 h') s :iriil Itir1q. titi(i
III'I illetl III vIsit ti iiiiith' I!) tlui Stinitiril i'ltu,ai
A qtat,' -whit' cent. If f or St Ni k r'n,lcq! when
1 )4.t Sift I;dilR' I Iuutt'c of thr' Sanfr,r.l I 'nih c
I )'p.irtuun'nt fulfill) Fiitind S:iiitt, in the theater
I huiutupc put Snuitis In hi c ;wlsu u• car. and then
u ticlui'iI wil l III tin area nismt five inilec woolt of
'uunford. whets' SIItiIO had kit tit rcin,li'er In
u'rnzv on coitus' t'.r.'c'ri gracc
sawn ttsiik1y tlinngetl I ntt. is tietin cult,
%HfltinI1lii 11)41k liii' best kr the hig i,tiuiii'lP where
25,IW)(1 were awsuhtirig his arrivisi Sarittu
,
Even th man of the an)boitY e'ouhi want.
The slopp) .J.'e is a goner. tern,'iort.
linchissluer. Nns the'. arc simm
Thit). in sweaters as in all
except for raking leaves in (tie house need not be grubby.
and stylish, like Fred Astarte
sweater fabrics risn other aspects of men's clothing.
c-u:rla'. zufToday's
Once sweater" were the hui,-k'. turd
the fabrics are the big net'.
----- take i. They never sirinlule,
Dykes
feasting
ground
of
gourmet
Van
Moustln'h( wia,
They last. the) stay neat. the
they light snags and lumps.
buck,
moths,
such
a
rich
repast
that
the
wash.
they keep color and thc
came
anti sideburns have
they can be tossed into
the little critters got t'ist'tt"
their
job for .loe College or
wh not sweaters'
di,
1
fusmib '.astwr and dryer and
\ct that sweaters have ever Nn most sweaters are aritrt
their rotors last as
against the moths who w.niltt
ri'alh been away, but the
4
were in some decline for vt'nrs come to dinner.
I'UT'
So
we
examine
the
e're
hack,
better
and no th
tempnrur sweater, that tru"t
than ever ,
garment that serves mar •'t
'30s
and
'40s
sweaters
In the
7
%,.,.-(. of is different stripe and cold days and colder night'
l:vung with theta called for a under his heavy jacket
RA
s--The turtleneck Is reported
erUsin ruggedness on the part
'.&
the wa out, but it
III tilt, wearer.
*
sweaters
return
It always does. As ii.'."
times
In those
the argyle pattern that 1,;.'
look-ed rind felt as though the %
back to shi'. conic
knitted
from
piano
lint) been
0
C*)" (40
rub!,:!,,
on,
hang
Argyles
were
bulky,
heavy,
wire. They
cUff and they scratched like a elbows with the mesc
Ill
freaks, those sweaters tteu
cat with its back up
to
vote,
nuiku
lqi~
'0
advise
people
'nuflg
lad's
head
it
Man'.I
rnwrgrd from the neck of his love, keep trees green, nm
p"T..
line dodge the draft and miik
turtleneck bearing red ears
p.-..
r ;r,' t's.r Jut least ThiN micht lovr'
it
gsua.
uId
SkIp
..
Thanks
anti
bleeding
hs't';, tort,
.
sunsicfrr the contrasts with and now Charlie Brown. th
argyle will Likely grace Ut:
may's smuothic sweaters
rnzsle form forever, or as long :t'
snee they were itchy. pokin
there art' male forms to ha
shirt
and
rough
a
titan's
7w ht th
Pr
graced
ho
vulnerable
t- a'tit Into his
contiflUit1g
as smooth as 'a
Alth ough FSB is
:
to the layered look. which I.,,
11:11)% s. jinkel.
ii61
- wha t it sounds like: a
hard
as
an
precise))
they
were
as
inru'
..t ,
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financing aUtOS of low rates
u'rniil Revenue Service nuitungnfsevernllightlayersflf
i":
t.tt- ti,,hut-. -bit- u
trt'dut.irmt.
;ut heart. Nn they art- clothing to Ix' added to (it peeled
boot for men some diu7el.
like a girl friend's first away as the seasons demand.
years ago no'. designs boots
There sire snnrt-sit'cVeB
wi th pale pipings of pa tent
the'.
were
henv.
causing
sweaters
over long-sleeved
Inc
lenther,rontrzist heels.and
hook in the closet to groan shirts, sweaters over and even
.NH
e
rm
ni'rnsinniili'. null nut of the under , vests, sweaters that are plato
%'I. I
fJ1- I.:' III
tirlM(' tX'U
n
sorr under sweiuter and
tIh.!ht a
Ii'I'odiitht'' arc
tweh and patrhe if hru
aLso
logic
tIcnurnct
a good imported boer
yellow and ri'd suede
':wtt'r
Litii tip wvrt t)uhLt. like
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65th Year, No. 78
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A .ir"il', tic' intuit ,I rd per,le ,s'',' • s 'rur 'ru'
the patrol ear entilrfr"t get through
'Jr,f wanting to disappoint the people, Santa
was plar4 on the bark of Pstrittman r)-'ic'
Bishop's motrirrynle and then he really did ha'."'
Ito hang on for dear life"
But thanks to Bishop's skillful handling of ne
hug harley-f vidsr'.n (wn..whe.!er, Santa arriv"d
at the float lust when it was ahsunt to lea'-'
without him.
Sn Santa made his grand ride down Fir"
Street, butt the fun 'asis not over yet At the end '.'
the parade, Santa onre again gist tangled in the
throngs of (raffle and PonpleL Again Bishop'
ryr'le was r,ille n to whisk the jolly rsund mar
to an awaiting pollee cruiser, sonic 10-11 hky'k':
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WI1
v1t'tif,whuiIp, Sifi ('Putt k Tate thought he had
Intmul (lit' iruuccirug Santa wbffl he kof sited a man
in it i-c"l cult uIri'.'tne us car along Ses-r,nd SIr..'!
fletir Sm,fv.rtl s'ji',int' Tnte took the man into
liiil relr'ace'l hits when he learned it
wIl Just ori irol-ii,iter who had partfrlapt.'d in an
earlier hoist
With Ihuvhec at the wheel and Santa hanging
oll for 'lent life,' the lr.ng ride to '1,'gn4on
Sanford W.t iin'lerway Blue lights were flashing
an') Mrpni '.cuuuhrig. warning iit(,tr,Tkti to near
thu.' way.
Then tsu" nnr.ther 1urnitaknn When the polne
truiker iurriiri at Firet StrAØt and Sarfr,rri
away
The night ended for ,St Nick when Sgt+ (urn-'
Tate finally got him bark a his sleigh '.Vien :ao
seen, Santa was north-hound hark to ,he NnrPole, shouting Aomethingoranitely fuinsitiser Uta'
-urd a
sounded like, N!.,-- ,, -r :t - - i-; u
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hic hiatt ;ujI hull? !hs' f lean cut? on. Pait olin
grtihhjesI Jiluti and pitt hut; hark in iii" pi(rtul rat
fft're he lusiti tine Itt put on his Iw.t No (.n
wants a tu,r'.fo',teqt Santa, vi an uni4n?ified
;rqu;vu lent hiu, to pair of
I fill.! I,, the beginning f%dr;t of the
i'rd" qlv,wc'il the hin'1q and flouts tk,wr,, sf
Sarittu WtIII'I to, ;hiIc' Itt utitike it h*fr,rp the parade
Its (;Afl' I AVI.EIII
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car
Warning Issued
rhir 014V
tiutiiiu a: ti sz.; u,, 1: lilki2fii fret ti' stop t)ruver
v.ert' warned not to swerdrtv
their hestdIight' or they
lint! thlcr.LcelvC suddeni'
for whirl
with an eniergt'n
they etinnot strip.
"I)ar:ncs culls for a spt'rua
type Of (triViflhZ The TitLiSt liii-
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for daylight hourt- will in'rtLct' thi'
perrt'nUuh!t' o! night tirivini:
ttuuiit h uinitorists niul thu
yes iu'rntt'uit ruts t higher (!ur1n
the hours of darkens.s Dusk huts
MCI Wii% 1)1 MIU'J*kIHt' U' On drivers
MCI tuntl rsstt'hing
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tat daylight tu;biU still in use
(beth
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ne: cidents at t:tghit if, Florida
during 197 1 which was an litCTCZISe Id 11 per rent as cohie
pared ii (hi' previous year and
f th'
nearly nm half
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Arordifl: II' th e Patrol, whet
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pnrthflt actions art- reduction tt
spet'ti u ii d inrrt'siseti uteri
('loin,
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to the delight of young and old that begin lining
the parade route for at least an hour before the
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About that time the military
view to newsmen, North VietTo the 25,000 of you who were nam opened a dispute by saying activity stepped up with the
on hand for the parade last there was no need for a new North Vietnamese and Viet
- most of whom were round of talks. Hanoi charged congevidentlytryingtopickup
night
exhorted by the Clock to be President Nixon with reneging US much territory and poputhere promptly at 7 cause that's on a promise to sign an accord latlon control as possible in the
event of a quick ceasefire.
when "It was going to start re- by Oct. 31+
bands marched, clowns
gardless of what you may have
read elsewhere," certainly are
and floats depictin:
due an explanation.
the Songs Of Christmas'
Without belaboring the point
1u;tratk' theme, a team of thrt'i'
just ra'arl our main story at
jmt'5 "ere busy putting t:
ttit top of the page and you'll
findings down on paper for later
better understand one of the
deliberations and awarding
reasons why it didn't get
6U
first meeting included Edward ('hauitber of ('otiulicrce, was a prize trophys for the best of
II) 11111. SCOTT
started until a couple minutes
W. White, civil engineer and guest and participated in in- entries in the five divisions.
after 7:30 p.m.
president of White Constructors tltistrb&ih recruiting discussions.
With three new faces the
11W panel of judges composed
Krider, a imseitiber of the
Eu Altamonte Springs and Carl
Seminole County Industrial
Kelley, also a civil engineer and chamber's industrial acquistion of Ritz Theater owner Norman
Francouer, 1)o'.'.ntown Business
Still getting calls from irate Development Authority
operator of a land planning and committee, reported most of
Ass o c iation president: Art
viewers concerning those who SCII)A p met Thursday afengineering firm at Orlando. the prospective industrial
Mackey,
Florida Power And
did take part in the parade, ternoon to review past efforts
Kelley is a resident of Winter feelers iire t-suulilrlc frumui South
I.igtit
('ntuipan
official anti
coming right back down First and lay plans to begin
Florida.
Springs.
Io'.'.eIl
of
Powell
1irotlu
Street. and obstructing the view operations under new executive
In another stisiiisin betJohn Kruder, exectitt'.'e
Supply
Office
Comnpan
and pleasure of those standing director Frank Haley.
director, Greater Sanford '.'.Ct,'fl board miseiiibcrs over
Other new members making
along the sidelines.
budgeting the funds received gathered after the tiour-lor,
frot ii the county LOIIIII ii ssioti, t' '.Ctit tutu Itialti I (It ,til(l Ill) (bit'
board results.
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(;eorge St'tiruislcr,
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Good part chiniritian, suggested S('ll)A set
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Using it true to 10 nuiiit+x'ruig
morning a group of eighth
bylaws and sapt'rat ing systelii, F'rutncout'r this luorU
graders from Sanford Middle
procedures with t'tslilit) NP.' ning released the results of the
School will meet at 8 a.m. at the :
pr'.'til
balloting:
unicipal Parking Lt snext to
Ryan, S('ll) iiit'iii.
First Prize, religious groups
\IOItE ThAN A MONTh has passed since
the courthouse arid do a cleanher. advised slurs' the hoard W5 a'.'. tirded (u Sanford's 1" irst
lien rv A - 1< issinger said ''peace is at hand 111
up Job along the lakefront and
never sti'.'. this' ',tYt tuuioumit hiaptist (iiurch, 0'. met!' high;
then continue right down First
Vietnam and in that time some major changes
approved by (lit' u uuu!it fair the S& hoot 'a sun in this' marching
Street.
s)tUit loll' $ board's isperustisni, hit' nuld not
developed
the
have
in
Sanford
division;
biuiut
Picking up all of the litter ,:
understand how S('II IA could Christian School took top
which less considerate persons :?.
Lx' heist uit'cauntuiIils' For the honors in uhool floats b
('O1 MI' N lS'I' I"OIt( 'ES shell Bien I ka air
dropped '. hue watching the
funds.
nosing out Ss'iitituole hi ugh
base, killing a child and wotinding I! lilt'
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parade.
ItOtitit'y Layer, county iiil
Su-tisaul's
Spanish Club by i
A in t't'icans
and
four
V jet na mnese
Thanks to Social Studies
1111111 st rat tar, t' ilii I uit'd the
single vote; Florida State Huinuk
instructor Bob Schuller for or'a era'
hsuarii
nit'iiihs'rs
the Ci'uisiisu-r iul Division
s i F 0u,fl0ft ".11: SI BEltS of t hI' t +tnitt'd Mint'
ganwng this project, and kid-s
resixuuisible fair hut'. iuiutlit')
pri ,.tul this' SIN i1'l{ float 'a,.
Thanks'
W orkers union begin casting ballots tom'
spent ''If >uiui c:uniisut just if> it
'.siti'ul tips iii this' ii list t'Ilamit'. t:
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to this' tauiiuinisltsli, )isti iiiigt;t
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operators planning on attending ::::
tuffi t i'. at this' ns''.% tuurt hioiist'
tomorrow's Champagne Ball :
will rt'intiti as a second-tcm'mui S('('i'L't liI'y of
suiiuu'tliiis' iii
scheduled for (tie Mayfair
lu''.'. auffu ers '.'.a"
state but questions remain about the future
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Ma('Stic'Iaihis appeal for (It'imioflstl'lIti(JlIS hI
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sls'ts'irt'sl usdil this' iut't iiset'tiiig
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scramble to counter a sintiilttted aerial attack
tti€ Senuinok high School ,:
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\'vstt'rday's high wiss 71 low
Cuba.
Communist
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from
hA 49 'a ith (12 of sun Ins-ti if miii
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willing to bun me and offer
('aletelur
3A l"tsu-ecast tsar today is colder
their return, I can promlilse YOU 1/
(.OV. It EtiB IN ASKEW shoots (IOY.'fl a i... (immi-hi lies'. s
2A
tonight '.'.ith low iiioini) in the
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that all charges will be drop'
Ill-SR 401 Muastly fisim this 4ttteiis.'11
compromise death penalty bill, prompting
ails
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A though Sesturila> highs in the
COt)ft'rt'tI('t'
('usuuili
Senate tn('Illbt't's of it legislat
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A
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special
calling
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IA tiiow tut-riass interior Nt''.Ii
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IA'gislatul'c adopted only One A $100million i
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to her quote
Society
hA l':nghiiicl tustlsiy ami spIlled
water pollution control hill-by the scheduled
haS more sex appeal
211-411 snakIng mitts Into s'oiistal
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d of the three-day session.
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sin international uotiiiiiissinni to tlsurikurig became puhlir when
Xmiau; Thn'. a leading North
supervise a ceasefire,
The 1152 raids ra'ssiu;ss'd in thus' Vietnaimiese negotiator at (hi''
Naurtli ansi on enit'iiiy risus-entra- Paris p'e talks. sa id tik go'.
tialuis below (hit' l)MZ. 'liii' tin- a'ruui;us'nt was ''not creating tin',
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Fe ('tunnel Ildrigt' Bezurh ,
cif"dirt'rtor a! (hi' Patrol said,
The Untied Sties iieui;'il
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stied In action, 42 '.ere wounded
'.'. ecks have passed since Henry
to he forced into a settlement
A. Kissinger said 'peace is at and nine confirmed taken as
that was not just ihutiuuu stutal tlii'
hand'' in Vietnam. That pas- prisoners of '.tar.
United
States should Sign Is>' the
I' S it52s resumed raids Ili
sage of time seems to have
31st or see the agreement Fall.
brought only confusion and North Vietnam and liatiois
In the time from Oct 26 to
shadow about the real chance of Forces kept up steady pressure
Oct.
31 tlis' South Vietnansese
the
South
The
United
States
in
a settlement
started
developing what beThe one thing that is clear Is counted a 1152 among the 2.8
cause
one
of the most important
the war. It goes on much as it aircraft it lost in the fighting.
and
aspects
of
the
pence effort iuru
did before the Oct. 21. disclosure the first (tine one of the giant
made
Saigon
at
(hues
appear
by the North Vietnamese and bombers was shot down.
The fighting keeps on ev en more of an adversary than
Kissinger of a ninepoint tenthough Kissinger coupled his hanoi.
tati'.-e ceasefire agreement
(hi Oct. 27 Smith Vietnamese
to Nov 5, the jau't'-uit-haii'+1 assessment with
From Oct. 29
Thteu
last period for '.ahich figures are another saying an agreement President Nguyen Van
ceasemore
said
he
would
accept
no
in
one
could be reached
meeting with North Vietnamese fire without a total withdrawal
negotiator lk, L)uc Tho, ''lasting From his country of all Northern
troops.
three or four days"
hit' following day 'Fran Van
That ntet'ting took place in
iui;. Saigon's foreign minister,
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Paris from Nov. 20 to Nov.
e
added
a call For re-estaba
final
agreement
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of
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next step will Lx'
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the
17th parallel
the Kissinger-Th
Neither
of
these conditions is
tlav.
of
addressed
directly
in the tensome
co
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of
Here is an ac
the major changes and other tative agreement .
Oct, 31 went by '.'.ith no setdevelopments between the Oct
ticiutcuit,
but U.S. officials be21! announcements and Kissin911,11,
ger s departure this weekend gun what continues to be the of.
fichul line—they '.aere cu+nuidcnt
for Paris:
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holiday season it will he held ii:
Park for the Central District
fi rothen Everyorw is Invited to
pm. at Ho) Cross Episcopal
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lounge' All will Lx' ushered in or; Sunda)
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of Geneva were recognized in recent service
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Christmas sea.ti There' will Lx'
(;otdei; Years Fellowsht;
special group for p"°l hincheom: Wednesda" at tnt
Forest Lake
chIldren All friends and
Communit". United Methodist
families of the' cturct are 'Chuict casst'lhetT'.
Adventist
vitcet to, participate
The' JUnIOr High WiT will
Families i.'.di bring sandForest Lake Seventh-flay
wirhes and all will en)o a light ri.cpis'. CtlTlstmas decorations
Adventist Church> in Forest cttSupper together with beverage' and gifts which they have
will hold its annual Charft
and dessert being furnished At Sunday. following the 11 n.m
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make' such things as advent
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clothes, housewares, tit,
apphawa and mans' cuier
useful things wIll be auctioned
lfanvonehasan)'IteIflStfl good
condition tie would like It,
donate please call Mrs A
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mornings only I
All =weeds are to g to help
the poir and need
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%ervedat6:3Op.fli Wedniday, hanngs, n'toti
Other chrlistmas item, uwd in
follorwirti b,.- pra)er and cant.
the church and home' during
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1lu'.rcker,
ElsitMrs
Church will attend Dr WaIter
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president,
will
prestdt
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l4inghani of hnuis".ille. I-'.,. will
Dinner on the grounds will Lx'
meeting
following
the'
luncheon
tx' tht'feauired speaker, and In
held following the 11 a.ni
(flu the' agenda Isthi' insta1tion
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j worship scr1ce. Sunda) School .Inhn ttndegraff will
t)itu'trrs to,
of officers for 1 9
CpeflenC'es or, his recent Far
is at 9-4a a n. Training Union
Mrs
Ruth
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be
installed
and IstVitittnmiss1onfietdsKe!'
a and gospel sing at
Snuirsik.
president,
Mrs
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c evening service at 7:30 p.m
virr-pre'sident;
Mrs
Wiutani
I At the morning service the separat.- youth program will Lxlilinti. secretary, an Mrs Paul
pastot. Re'. .limms Johnson. a part a! the meeting m
v will give omit' of the famous rinsing program will be' Munk. treasurer
Mrs Myrtle Wright, publica)
a evangelist. Dwight 1. Moody's presented b) the Jones High
chairman,
announces that a.
School Chorus of (Prlandei.
, sermons
held honoring nev
Was
"coffee"
presentini' a program of music
had joined the
who
be
mem
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Dr Harold, pastor, will abe' be
Holy Cross
Church
during
the past year
or' the- program
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after church
visitors,
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A: the Wednesda' prayer
Episcopal
theprevious
Sunda)
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services
lflcttLn.' at ,) p.m., youth
lead the- service, and provide
Seminole Junior College special music
Community
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Situ,' ,u,.'nuts'rc of ( ongrc'cs
Ini'. e cuu'g.'ste'.I puihil' ly that
Kissinger fulfills the' historic
rid.' ut ci i r't,,r ''1 chit', ye't is
first , ;ulli'il iIJMifi I', tc'qt ily iis.fuite'
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by a ,,i"ting with Kissinger,
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a ce'i onil ss'ssion with Ihanoi's
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viii s ''no' in,t'i his jiiti with a
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man rif the Se'rn.riti.s and F
N I c'ni 1kw tier 'rh',r cdsiy for
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Itiince tilde' wh" is a uI,iy.to 4I0y
ascm hilt' 'if Kissinger's re.
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SAN l"ORl ) .\&\V Float depicted a Christ mas S'i'nt' No, it Ii S.1111.1 *,. head
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Says
Dangers
who "model" prisoner. to rntoprriin~
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lenan. met two youths
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Comes Death
lthCVWOUtdhUY0B1be worship.
P Religion Writer
and
then home for anm
lunch
Selling Bibles can be dan- would drive them home to get
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gerous. So can extending the money.olIIngswOr 'S body
Amid the afternoon plea'
th
Later.
friendship in a priconer. Or
B) JAMES C. VALTC;IrN
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found in a heavily wooded antries, authorities reported.
was
/ ,
even entering an empty church.
Minister. Sanford Christ Ian Church
ced
these cIrcumstances, area His head has been bashed the prisoner suddenly produ
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In all of
glow
a
pistol
he
had
found
in
a
Bibles scat_____
rehgious workers in recent in and his supply !
'For I am already being offered, and the Umi' of m
compartment of a relative's car
Ls
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departure Is at band. I have fought the good light, I have
times have encountered threats tered about.
and shot and killed both Turner
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Two teen-agers were sellIhave pt the faith: henceforth
or death. The incidents reflect
Finished the
his wife.
tenced to prison this fall on and
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what
laid up for me th e crown of rIghteousness, which th e Lord,
The prisoner, who would haw
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guilty
to
murdertheir pleas of
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Erich Fromm calls the 'mood
therighteous judge, shall give to me at that day; and not to
him been eligible for parole soon,
rng the semina rian to rob
R
it violence" In America.
me only, but to all them that have loved his appearing." 11
no will be behind bars m________
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e of a fevs dollars.
The unusual aspect of thes
Be
11moth 4'6.Ri
new crime
In Hickory. NC.. F. 0. Turn- definitely for the
Some "op ialtes" are so different trorTi each other that
re
cases, however, was that each
The Rev. James Rowle,s, whc
rs of
'black
D
involved church people seeking er and his wife, membe had as pastor of the Penelo1w
they art
%-s considered together: "u and dnwn',
Penelope Baptist Church,
anti white", "good and evil", "life and death We cannot
to help others or do good. but as
fl uenced the
become involved in the chur- church had in
death.
OnlY
two
who
it result met with fur) and
H'
.-onsider life without also considering
part in the
rh's prison mlfltstr) to bring Turners to take
ICt
R'C Ifl the
I
1C
a
lot
at
people.
be
bloodshed.
ever lived have never faced death Fnocti and Elijah; all
by
mis.secI
called their
AR'l'H 1 I FI'k\ wifl 1w
trusted prisoners to worship prison mtnistr),
the
of
some
here
pa have the promise of facing It This brings us to another set of
are
Briefly,
the
Florida
Conference
Federation
cost
of cnrin'
('4rnmtmity Serviecs and worked at
services and visits in private death the "high
wi opposites death in Christ, or death outside of Christ: One is
details
He said the prison ministr
Warehouse of the .Seventh - Day Adventist Churches.
homes
re
In IA1S Gains. Calif.. a Roman
fearful, unbearable; while the other Is beautiful and joyf;il)
that Christians
Turner also taught inmates must go or.,
Sli
c'.athohc' priest. the Rev Henri
anticipated.
th at14NeWt0fl,'. must continue to "car
I
re
In the text printed above, Paul Is gMn to die. but he is if
Tomet. 68, entered St Mnr's nnc.amon
enough" He added :
prt.cor. ramp
u
midwe4 d
C'hurch on
t"hr;.tiafl Therefore he faces deat cqimrel and feel n
Those wh never has' cari.
P(
On a Sunctu) Ias sprinl, thi
S Death
"-i'
hear confessions from anyone
dread nor fear --nith'r. hi' anticipates it What ts thu death i)
Turners took an inmate, will smugl!' sit hact. and sw
UT
waiting to make them.
a Christian like according to the Rthlc
Douglas Wiles. 21, considered a told you so.'
re
A church secretar!', alerted
First, death is a comparatively unimportant event to the
ap
Christian. The act of dying Is not prominent in the Bible We
by sounds of a commotion, hurre
ned Into the sanctuary and said
read of Paul, Peter. John, Barnabas. and mans othe:
Sadness a young man was kicking and
ch
fe
Christians In the Bible; It doesn't sa'. how they died, hut hiw
n
om
darkness
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fr
which
we
pass
th ey lived, Dea th is a door thru
hitting the priest The assailant
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ti light, from pain t comfort. and from pnvrrt to riches In
Th e priest died of stab
fl
ed
Pl
Th nmmuntt Services wil' ilut'
tlit'
F)I1FSI t'IT\ Thu phone
X
the splendor of what awaits through that door, who sees
Hi will lu missed b' families WOUflds.
slUt rings at the Arthur Kern miss his ahilit) It' repair apIn Camp Hill. Ala., Torn C.
D
dnor' The door is unimportan t death In this regatil is simpi)
needs and individuals, who were
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home at Westward Drive, plianc'es slated for some
another act of Ilk The great themes of the Bible art' not flu
old
blue
Hnllingswortti.
24, a Southern
th
with
his
familiar
or
a
broken
to',
Forest Cit!'. but the response Is famiU..
St
Baptist Seminar!' student
death, but on life The important thing Is how wi live
Ut will be missed a lot on station wagon or the little
is
temporary
Anything
not the same
It snmer Bible
Second. the death of a Christian
at the Forest Lake Co-immunity Service van, which working as
fering are
Mrs Keri is still buss with Dci
Is terabk lilt Is temporar) Temptation and
annual a donor gave Forest lnk
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the won, of the Communit) Adventist Church
&
and must be tempor*r),bccaUst they would be unbearable
nor miles
church
Neither
hours
and
ingathering
auction
to
ratsi
Services , hut her friendis
we thought they would not end Even Jesus drev strength lot
TX
raIl for hell,If
lund' In: the worldwide we'h- ii oulci detcr
_1_.
t lit's t Ii oH g lit.
suffering
that
his
i re l.'ss
knowledge
in
patience t C.alvar!' from the
D
Fil
him
and
health
husband
does
not
answer
thu
itre,
educational
death
shall
end.
for
the
would soon end The sleep of
I
nung persons will,
Man'.
S eventh-din
of
phone' or spend endless hours service
A
t'hristlan, in resurrection,
Adventists lit' wa , often seen niiss him. besides the grand.
driving his car for others
I Theasalnnians 4 IF.-I telLc u.s that "the Lord Himself
Land
carrying
lurniturt, clothing, children with whom the Kerns H o l
anymore
siall descend from heaven with a shout" and the deed In
toys,
pets.
beok.
formerly
shared
their
upstate
After his usual day at the appliances.
C'hrtst &hall Pu raised to an inrnrruptihk and eternal life On
m 1iln or: the HoI Land
Florida
Conference Federation plants and what ever trivia that Ne'. York farm before coming
shout
will
he
heard
everywhere,
and
it
will
that do'., Christ's
ti
Florida
Of
course
his
fanlil!'
filmed
recent!'. for a Christmas
C.
auctions
appears at
Warehnu.si of the Seventh-do'
St
Pu' a glorious dos The Bible goes on to tell us. that when
miss
him.
but
evervoruteLevLcinr:
special
will
be
shown
nussed
as
tranwill
He will 1w
,\dventist Churches on thi
th
Christ comes again, those- In Him who have died will be
Nick Pfcifauf Thursday at
Forest
haiti
Acadeni
campus
sport.atinn
agent for the Central who met hui can be thankful
promise
the
Christian
has
at
first Li 'meet him in tin' air "The
knt".i
this
dedicated
that
tIn".
1i
p.ni in fellowship hall of
Federation
being
thi
he began eating his Florida
cia 0-t
CC
f temporar) bodil!' death, and then eternal life.
accept
this
nian
First
Presbyterian Church The'
ti
supper. sighed and slumped first individual
Dea th outsidi' of Christ is quite a contrast, quito different
public
is invited
over
from death In Christ This contrast ran perhapsbest be
Class will hold a
Phitatheii
I
rk'atti came suddenly to this
in Martin Heidegger'satht'tstit' vww of death when he wrote,
THOUGHTS
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Christmas
covered
dist. 1w,mulct
still
y-vt.ar-old,
whi
smali
letters'
there'
Is
DEATH
largt'
letFor ever'. lift'
cheon at 12,3t p.m.. Monda) at
outwork younger men
tersi" On lb.' other hand, Christ hac promised us In large'
I.:
C
I'
Ii'l,
Ji$
the home of Mrs Cenevievc
ti)rni,'
t
la nut hi' C,
His neighbors will miss him
Ir
letters of blond written upon a Roman cross. that for the
th
cc "ci n: C It i .W)
iiewc
f.
trati
ha:
be
Woodruff at 210 Elliott
o
this
u'i'
and
:tn(l
his
.lari_4if.aIi.lrades'
,
!
.
death
tsmuntl
letters
Christiar there shalt be tempararM
fn,'nted hi flu' '-riu'u'o! ,)? tntnps rnz*t'rntili' rnrn!ortt'rc Members art' asked to bring
'.iillingm"sc
then eternal LIFE' Which way would you want to tit(,H
'10111 "Illold. that Yrn 'nan (Vr, y,1i1 j]j, —,I1)t) 7 1 2
gifts for the Ttinrnwell
. -________
F
:'nt'e a'hat us thc wil: ii'
In no direction that wi
I.'ati. What 25 OO(I ahi(l a
Installation and ordination of
turn di' we find ease or corn
.'rptahlc and prfcrt -.-.l.
I
i•
are
and
if
ne
officer' will lx' Dec. 10 at
honest
fort If we
'naiis 122
ii a in worship service.
we ha'.'.' the will to win wi
h
finch
iml'.
danger
hard
worL
TIn
Chancet
Choir will present
i\'1I } ALL, student at All Souls School in
will
always
be
Th
enr
e
a
and irm:resnliition .-%Ci, aniall musirservic'e'atfP.fle on
Frontier where there is
Sanford, won this trophy for th e best essay
Wiflkt.'
nil! Pu makin (i(oOYti'4100t
Opel;
mind
and
a
willint
deli
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De Itona Lutheran
the same date expressing the
concerning Christian Education Week.
Prairie Lake
hand —Chanle I Kettering
visit., and will c-arr official
(Staff Photo
Chrtstxn5 stilT) Ii SOU(.
American industrialist
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credentials issued by the
Church Of
Baptisi
a.
pastor,
church's ascociat
U
Low-Is hiendershot.
t :
Providence
:
Pratrfr heke Baptist Church,
a,
-:
no Itdgv Road, Fern Park, will
First Christian
The regular nieetlni o' tflt
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observt' "Old-fashioned' t)a
Womans Guild of the I)elton.a
Sundas at all services Special
It-*
Cars will leave tot - First Lutheran Church of P'rnvidenct'
music it ill he provided at
Christian Church parking lot at will lx' held on 11cc at noon. as.
services bs the Pickering
Famib, Muatcal Bett,s. and I .V p,n Sunda'., for Winter a Christmas luncheon with all
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$
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STELLA W000HOUSE
WINNI iS Wit IlL ANNL)UNc'I 0'> 'SAT AT '1' M
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Also Maqaziuie's, Card h Novelties,
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The r,,lnqorcJ Hpr,Id
Political Notebook
Friday, Dec. 1 1972
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Editorial Comment
How
The
New
votes.
On the face of it, little has changed.
In truth, however, the 19T2 election may
have been a crucial turning point on Capitol Hill.
Some SO members of Congress were retired this
year. most of them voluntarily. In the House
most of them were members of the conservative.
or at least right-of-center bloc, that has ruled the
Di
support. Majority leader Mike Mansfield of
Montana is confident of reelection and whip
Robert Byrd of West Virginia who unseated
Kennedy two years ago does not expect a
lower chamber most of the time since World War
it.
be
In the Senate, the defeat of Republicans
Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, Jack Miller of
Iowa and Gordon Allott of Colorado by liberal
Democrats who will quickly associate them-
pa
wl
re
SI,
George McGovern. 1)-SD., says he will
not bid for a leadership post in the Senate,
.ilthough he intends to speak out against Nixon
policies and he plans to seek reelection in 1974.
Even if he did challenge Mansfield or Byrd, it is
Sen.
selves with Sen. Edward Kennedy means a
distinct move to the left
House GOP hip Leslie At-ends of Illinois
sees a period of great uncertainty.
re
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re
sp
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"I don't know where to begin counting."
Arends said in an interview. "1 think the House
majority still tends to lean a bit to the conservative side, but there are so many new faces,
so many new ideas that it's going to take time to
fe
Pt
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II)
Sb
gc
sort out everything"
What about the Senate
"1 have no idea,"' said At-ends. ''The Senate
has been thoroughly undependable or un
predictable on both sides of the aisle and it will
probably continue that wa
Roth sides of the Capitol are huiiing with
speculation about ieadership fights and possible
."
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pr
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Co
loquent
Justice
'The only fair trial," said Pvt Bills Dean
Smith at a press conference after being
acquitted of the murder of two U. S Army of.
ficers. "would have been no trial at all Beside
"
ctrrw1 #neela !'iavis.
who
coined
a similar
after her own
response
acquittal last .June on murder and conspiracy
charges.
Both Pvt. Smith and Miss Davis ignore the
fact that there are nations where no trials are
held much less public trials - in cases like
th
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Fo
Th e world, which has many eves, can judge
more objectively. The Smith and Davis trials
and the open press conferences which followed
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are revealing in
eloquent
testimony to American freedom and jUstice.
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took you four hours to go 45
miles on a frozen countr mud
roadmc'old weather. with your
I('Ct frc'vring and the wind and
snob' blowing through the holes
of cracked Lcingiass rickiws
wasn't any radio or
television in those good old
days. A phonograph machine
played only three minutes
Then YOU had It' get up, put on
another record, and wind the
ii actunc again by hand
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Milhtar-Arrofpaer i-tinter
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physi?.sil and psychological damage that would threaten his
to a-irk and funcbrni again back on eaFJ if not.
manned unerplaneta.y journeys are out, perhaps for this
century.
The answer awaits the outcome of Skylab, the federal
'ipace agency's manned three-miasrnn r0)ect scheduled for
'r3.
April. when tirre
Skylab is scheduled for Wt.off
ttronauts commanded by Nv Capt Ctit.rles i Pete
Conrad. a veteran of the Apollo 1 )ow'nej ii the macrn, a-ill
aliti fur e !S-ds trip around the world at an altitude of 7t't
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Break Than a Man
By DON OAKLEY
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The other got off slightly easier—$100 fine, fourmonth suspended sentence and hunting rights denied
for 12 years
The punishments. while stiff, were not extraordinarily
so Hunting laws in most parts of the country carry
prt'tt) strong sanctions and judges don't hesitate to em
ploy them And in general, hunters support the laws
in their strictness and in their enforcement, because
they know that their sport depends upon the wise conser!iOfl of animal resources.
It is ironic, though, that the law seems to do more to
'tect an:mals than it does to protect people.
In some circumstances, you can actually haie more
trouble on your hands if .ou kill Farmer Brown's cow
than if "ou kill Firmer Brown himself
If any judge, as a matter of policy, revoked peoples
drving licenses for 12 or 15 )ears because they were resinsjble for the taking of a human life on the highway
he would be callcd a hanging judge
Of course. itiv.st traff.c deaths are caused by acci
dents Unlike hunters know ingir violating hunting laws.
ti-a peopU get behind the wheels of their cars with the
del'beratc intention of killing someone For many people, too, a ear is essential to their livelihoods
Yet it seems that in so mans- cases, a person has to be
grcssly in the wrung, almost willfully negligent and have
a r'cord of accidents and violations as long as his arm
before the law takes the ctrerre step of revoking his
license more or less permanently
I-- (-, % s - asri i -, ,j p-n sean on the b'lk'ha 3)
without suffering major physiological or psychoiop"al
imirmerit, plans for krng-'endurance manned missions to
the planets beyond the moan must be sidetracked. Under
these circwnstances they would have to aait until medical
science could learn how to cianbat the unpatts on man of
prolonged periods in space.
It athaes'r postflight astronaut pbycal-psythological
data unprtict'dented in previous space missiciris, six pertabk
hut4ikt medical latiaratonies have been installed abcaard the
aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga, tentatively selected as
prime reccn'r" ship icr all three Skylab ventures. The tabs
are c,csweried Army inobilt field hospitals.
Heart of each Lab is a medical nteri.cry batik or electrum -'brain" produced by Martin Marietta Aerospace.
Dens-er Dts'isrnn. The Martin Marietta data acquisition
rystern iniu&s i'umputers. recorders. television cameras
and medical measuring devices designed to gather swiftly all
available pos1.igtit mhrmation on Skylab's rune astronauts.
Sees ire
Look fur some wild maneuvering
i,l year in the realm of tax credits.
Rarch institute of America is
ath'ising its clients It U understood
thai beth President Niacin and
Congress agree that investment
t'redits we needed 10 1IUtWr
and peoduc1vity, extectmoI
ports and other t4b)ediJves It as
believed there will be new limits
ences, perhaps
incimie
izilnient of tax eaeinaon for state
and kcal bonds 111A says there will
be strong pews to raise estate
umm stick cipturn breaks peobab}.s
a ill be tightened, accelerated
r'caUun fa.t's a touih revka
'flit" ti
xnd ttit i) 'tt.)t
surcharge as a quick fix for taggiru.
rrvenues
The holding t'wnparn fir Linu:,
Tank Car Co., known as Trans Union
Ln the
field of water treatment. waste
water treatment and water cooling
through an 05 per cent ua-ne suba Paine,
sithar. Ecudyne Cr
Wetit,ci, Jackson 6 curtis report
poinu out.
The cw'renl depreed petce level
of Continental Illinois Corp. has
ct'ugtd the ee of Blyth Eastman
Dflkrn analysts They call it 'atcuiU.in
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School art' many and varied including items such as vhet'kt'rtx,ards,
gun racks, hook hol ders. toys and hii'd houses . Looking over the display
a'' Nancy Sparks, Pal Uohsanc urt and Barbara Watson.
(Ann Riley Photo,
Askew sought the loan (unrI i
t*s
Death
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Itoisi' Spe;ikt'r T rr"tl Ses.rl.'rarnpis, n;iniird Rep
from amFxempt r
date (ron next July 1 to
nic'ipuil
utility
taxes
Officials
ti-day.
U'.t"rt Hartnett 0-Miami, to
exemption
was
nod.\,skew s-al.i south Florida s-aid the
h".ul the lions.' pirei Sole tel f.0 oil a serious winter drought vertenttv taken sway last iesas uwinbers were [tens. .Jnhn with !iku' Okeechobee down a don
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tell i ities obtain inti'rlu Ii.
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u'u ing for su'w er plant and
on van out fall project_c lie said
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,:r ,q) 'ia'n ri.tt with quietly ,sutvi-oted r'Ior;ii if t he
AP'
It 1,1 Al lA.1*1EE. Pit
the luau fund would help thenri
tet-rell Sessuins, 1)- speaker selection rules praised
Itvforrrs.m:snded
freshmen
Speaker
uomiiily with a tough law biking
fr'';Iini'n r their 'rur we
''Dirty
Tampa.
rousing
hum to in1)a,
requirhiwmnsakers,
dubbed
the
if lm'rt New Year's
railing
M,irko-.
zen."
have
balked
at
the
idea
terrede
by
o
ing 90 vr rent treatment f D
.in.l
tither
house
le:uti'r
'Flicker
House.
of
speaker
t-wising
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wastes
into his office for a rnnforeni
Swunnsors of the hilt, which two years IR O(l'.- ant'It.
It's m', iflts'fltiiifl to all
of
}iiiu.su'
the
defi.i::
as strongly hacked by state
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t'8Uctia
tiur:ng the third week it
r da
i d.tr ;
'-s'n
triditon
may
force
their
veterpo llution control officials, sal.!
to
resni
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into
reforming
the
session
in
April
-nflcagues
the lumul ' outti help cities get an '
the Spea k er-ilestgnate situatorti'ni On projects while await- the rules,
The
yearling
Democrats
took
hon."
S.ssurns said.
ins: (eh'r;il grants or other
KINOSBERTY UOME.'3
The
freshman called for murl'
their
stand
Thursday
as
reports
uisrmnis of financag.
irnulated that a caucus would than postponing a showdown
Pr es tient
Nix on
' ithhlilditig this week of more be ( alled for a pledge-counting between M.n'Kay and Tucker
E NJ)Y LUXUR Y LIVI NG
than $21Y1 mullion Ic. sewer plant shownkiwn between Reps. [n They also asked for reform f
ip- Ttit'ker, 0-Tallahassee, and the Speaker selection system
onistruit-tion
funds
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alter calling Askew at the
agreed In a voice
vote lot.' 'Thursday to a coingovernor's mansion.
TAI.I.AIIAS.SEE, Fla. s API
The compromise would have
(;i'. lteubini Askew shot down a promise providing a triple
deal h penall y ruuIs!irlInii 'cc 'itituiins ii i ds':ith pu'naltv u'n- Out'i'fl :i t - (,i';si'tt.'f '''order tt.r 4.
prompting temu.'es, but Askew's opposition options: Askew's proposal,
today,
early
passed by the Rouse, for
senators on a legislative con- threw tilt- plan into liniibo,
Ed Dunn, Askew's legal aide, ttireujudgt' sentencing, panel;
ferema'e committee to consider
iiittee the comupro- the Senate version of a trial
going home without restoring told the committee
jury sentencing or a judge
uiiisi' 'sniiiu'ks of being unconithe death penalty.
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cictisug alone if the defendant
waived a Jury trial.
Dunn sail either the three judge panel or trial jury sentencing would be art't'2table Is,
Askew, but not a combination
that would 'sj;ht the baby into
two parts and put it back
to gether lit ore bill
Rep. William Rish, 1)-Port St.
,Jue, author of the ('oni)romnise,
disputed Dunn's contention that
sentencing options would be anA
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their final major physical exaiIiniatis)mI today as the couinil. llii)%L'S siiiooiiiiy to w ard
17 astronauts receive
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I-;ugent' A. Cerncmn, geidogist
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iiiifflfl
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Ronald E. Evans are scheduled
for sever cii hours with space
a~~t.
,ncv doctors will) will
dt-terinint, their fitness for We
Practice
data for inflight an
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postflight
Briefer examinations on Nov.
VH((L\DFS NATIONAL
and Nov. 20 found all three
Once a
I'KMIK, Fla. Al')
trunciut.s in excellent health.
month a detachment of
Since Nor. 15 they have been
soldiers Stliti()fletl in the ilesiin iiiediccil isolation, which relate swampland surrounding
Everglades National Park struts them generally to ttircc
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tireas of (lie space center; crew
ii-irters, tile training building
('oUStitUtiOflal.
''Every tiiiie a guy shoots ciii.
other guy's head off or cuts all
his eyes out and stabs tiiiii '.
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uuni him all the way to tile
electric chair," RIsh said.
The conference 'tiiiiiiiitti
scheduled another iittt'iIiI)t
resolve the seniteusciiig deadlock
beta-t'emi the houses. 'ftc chair.
man, Rep. Jeff Gautier,
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are i-.innliitates for the Ircshrnrn wanted the system
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It) TIlE ASSOCIATED
I'h{ESS
The Guisei-nor
Extended the sFecial
session by a day when the
hIou.sc and Senate were
unable to agree on the
termiis of a death penalty
bull
The house
Ihills ti.st'd -
Taxes
Exempts
churches from paying city
utility taxes S119.\ S"n
Ia'uis de la Porte, I
tipped Nike III r( Uk' Ill I Iiuuk
missiles, but Army 'it i.
list tilt,
gave
could
not leati
monthly practice
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Firing
to an inadvertent
quit
stiuni
It's riot just u
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pushing one button," sold ('apt
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Nike
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fac ilities,
another teaiii
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teiuinic&' uien cut least to a.'rk
the ii tissili's whiemi t hey lived
hst'rking or rt'pcu irs.''
hirig (k'n I)au'il hi. Suid$derthi, tile uimn alus has liii'
authority to order tIn' iiiissiles
'mitt, thti' air, said 12 sw-hi uuuisslit'
SItes curt' still tin 4.itiiitr alert mi
south i"lonida
Tin' iuils.silt' iiiiplcn u'iitents
sprouted from:i Key West to
Carol ('ity' It) years ago ii tile
wake of the' l%2 ('tuba iuiisslle
''Wi'
eveni
crisis I'rt'suIi'nut ,JuIi
nii'.ly ordered south h'ltiri'li's
air dt'ft'IIM's betlu'd tip a us'r It
us lear uied (hi cit S., v iet
.hi 1% di t
istron iuts to Iisimiiiiii!t tilt
'tiltS ,,! e xposure to disease or
ilInt's All, inc hiding liii' astru.
n nit
ri iinn ti
Iiiflt (i'll SillS II iti ,i&
Ai'ing those on the contact
hit iU do a iu is (if ( ccliii, suit
I usits a ho %%v re to fly litre
purposes
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hit " ii ri hunt to the in hioiiue
near Houston, Tex.. to lu'ttiw
flit' lrogrt'ss of liii' 121
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fliat reitili, fils I voilia sili ft )
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Bills passed
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st'paruite' tilt- st1ugi's awl u cirious
lairts of tilt- rocket after the)
t4iønel I) Ed* 6 Co. says it is
find that even having
time, the legislative process requires
me to make inspection trip.- to Po,is, Mod.-id, Rome,.!'
siutilt .1 a u ks to con.
the full IA ,'isl,iture
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talk a ith their iathie'rs through ci
hicurtituon. ('ennui's
*1:iiighitt'r, 'I'r.0 t'y, is ¶1 Eu .1115
I,as tan i hiildni'n, a daughter
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iiii hiiuugt'r needed during
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Professiun,ii Decorator
Interior I. E;.mnruor
Carpeting. ,inije
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visit lit (iii' u-rca' qucurters,
hut the hiihirt'mi will hi.uve (ii
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perialty in Florida for
(,ertain crinies. [lilt,\
di to P4irtt
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I iiiqi who c riticized
for calling tilt- special session,
s sid this lsn t the right is ai
to on sider thu death penally,
Now Under Construction
flue t hchnibCr Thursday and
decide.! they wculd take a stand
against a showdown between
tw men they barely know
The (wet'. e people did not
v mt to be forced into voting
tI they hod a chance to get to
kcthe candidates,'' sa id
hi' itt 13r'w ni , 1)-Dci tuna
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tee stalell'ated, Sen. Dempsey
Barron, D-Panaina Cit\. sald,
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Reimposes the death
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Condi,iniums
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sanford Florida
Movie title The twelve met in
Tampa. To governor.
Lund
Allows cities to
USC land acquired through
tax foreclosures for pubht'
remained unfinished but the
deathI'110!tY was the only iliaJor item keeping the legislators
in Tallahassee.
With (tie conference conniuiit-
to
Townhouse
the "Dirty Dozen" after a
Sarasota. To Senatv
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licker declined comment but cimpaigns wouldn't begin anti
me of the freshmen said the all House members had tim. :
n- ,iiittir of a caucus was irculgit- get to know the ranitidates.
Robinson soul a number il
I by his supporters
1 think Tucker was pushing Iiu.' mns'n:h.'rs who have
it t bring it toahead," wiui
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Itip Frank Williams, D-Starke
Another freshman, 28-yearold Rep. Grover Robinson, DPensacola, dubbed his group
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ihiuis it'ltt Ili
tile special ssi
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Only 110 1wr,
Ains art- allip"ed
mnissiles had be t'ui iiistiIlt'd ill
l'ubu, J0 uiulics south of Kt'y
West.
constituents,
bills that the fgistature
i'd 'I !ir'.iloy night
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;i'.ul went to (0V. I(t'uibin Anki after tlii' hloust' agreed to
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postpone its ouleratlon
Iii' i\;irsi.May gerieriul cessIon
'I tie water pollution bill,
winch establishes ii loan fund
fir iuiprntvt'mient of city se wer
treatment plants, w;is airsong
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legislative leaders decided to
tire.' iiiursor S.'nuite arr.'nd
iist'nt- It p;is.su'd till- hlou.c.' I IP
(I, and ti. Su'natc' 37-i
('itA l"'l'S itiack liv (lit'
snows
the wake o
President Nixon's reelection than it
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flKkt O.iXuistic' it
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propri;itetl buy (orIires5 ((it F'tirt'.
(',wen (ciot after-i litmaily wet perkt
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(.rant $9 million .
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Florida tiiatle the program even ('berry, 1L-Isatni frry LiberIlotis.' and Senate approval pleti' construct i on of
Tom were granted in one day to a inetliral
(I Lakeland;
tore
school
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rutre important, s ponsors said
how in It- u' world are WV" W" \le h'her-40n, 1-F'ort l.oitier- measure p'opur,ed h:, (Amp- I n%'t'r'dty of enth Fiord-i
irii to lean up the waters (If IbIS dale, Jane Robinson, U-Merritt trifler ?'rAti 1) f)h'kinson hut -skew saId the appeopriat -n
clilt' if we have to keep waiting Island: Id Blackburn, f)
not included in Askew's call.
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for federal 1uinclq'" asked Sen
It gives I)irkinsnn power to trtirtion -n 'chodiste -inr.' , vi
'rainpa, Tom Tohiascen, RIfit hard Pettigrew. D1,1,liarni. Pennarola. and William Gibnon, regalato inveottmPrit advi%ory million ~s-ler0 .tr irl ~ ol-I *,,
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services set up in Florida by materIal'.'
had U-Orlando
the fund to $511 million,
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Nit restored it It) the fill lative approval to a bill which
needed to pro-vent in iniitnount following nudging from would give the Central and vasion by wildcat, illegitimati'
Askew forces
South P'!orlrta Flood Control securities dealers."
liihhying on the equal rights District power to regulate
Also approved md sent to the
mn'ntitt'nt was heavy until the ground cater not iict'd in governor were measures to I.'v,istativr leadership decided agri ilture and limit eonAllow public frf.'nder.3 to
Wednesday night to put off ac- suinipt son
draught represent indigents in misdea
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tion until the regular session in emergency is declared
meanor 'aces in which they
April and to name coninisthees
The powers were in the 1q72 - nuiW receive jail terms Camirt
to hold
hearings around the Water Resources Act, hut the officials saul the Supreme
state
new measure steps tip the effer- ('ourt luuil required it
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Chart projections by suck
investment Letter snuw a niiediwuItTm 124 area goal fur Sears
fluetiuck and o new medium-term
bit targt't trf 7 V for Airiceican
iigtufKiint e tension of the tr,asiness
expansion. It is suggested the tea
growUi phase mtgbt continue fur
several years Puteittia] problems
are said to rn'i, bow-ever. and
Ed* feels 'Ihe gting may still be
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Of three major cutijet-ts in w
Jti'nbiri Askew's special se ssion
all, thi' I,'glcl;itiire adopted
only uHf' ii $l() iiiiilitiii water
pollution ors(r(il bill by U,.'
'Ihi' cession was to have endiii Tinirsilay night, but Askew
oinpu'iled Iii extend it
unitu' day to se ttle l(i,ucr' arid
S.'nitr' differences on is till re
iupocr the death luenalty.
Another inaitur measure, flit,
iirrpoced ratification of the
i'quiiii rights airieritirrent, tilt
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deer season in Meigs County, Ohio
A judge there fined one of them $500, gave him a fi%emonth suspended jail sentence and revoked his hunting
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Medicare beneficiaries These needy Folk will not have
to offer new proofs of age
No federal agency is as well equipped to handle in
short order large new numbers of aid recipients. Its
operations are supremely automated It will have to
add around 15.X0 new employes to do the adult welfare job, but that's just half the number of 'man-years"
state and county welfare agencies use now to do the job
1 152 and mans' are so
!:tt'r t',2!
of
the aid-dispensing units
cent
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small that roughly 75 per
do not een use automated check-writing systems
The added federal effort naturally won't come costfree. Mr Nixon figures it will add $1 5 billion to the U S.
budget in calendar 1974
lliit there will be offsetting state savings. Estimates
are hard to find. but one is in the range of $800 million
a year. States presently paving adult category benefits
higher than the new federal minimums are encouraged
by the President to keep on doing so. The United States
will assume any new costs Involved
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President's basic reform proposals.
In signing the legislation. Mr. Nixon himself seemed
to acknoa ledge this It is not without point, either, that
both the Senate's Special Committee on Aging and the
t'ompt'tcnt , detached research organization, the Brook.
ungs Institution, had recommended federal takeover of
the adult categories
Nor is it chance that led Congress to hand the adrnin
istratz'e task to Social Security The agency. dispensing
benefits to 28 million Social Accurity beneficiaries and
handling Medicare as well, is widely regarded by legis
lators, scholars and others as by far the most efficient
arm cf the federal go ernment's sprawling bureaucracy
There are practical reasons why Social Security should
get this job. Authorities there estimate that 60 per cent
of the persons on the affected public assistance rolls al.
reads are known to them as either Social Security or
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and you heated your tu o feet deep the decided most their old age in a poor house or
Grandpa. don't start telling me
They didn't get a
nt)
cou
stoves or a furnace of the time the didn't really
Soc
with
again about those good old houses
all
Or
at
least
Social
Security
check from the
in the basement, and you had to have to go
d4)S
zc'vcrnflwnt
every
month, or
keep shcTlLng coat in them nfl not right aia'
\'ou've been wearing .
that
men
had
to
work
bt'ip
in
pa)
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their
sickness
day long, and the poor little kids
Ibear
you,
,
don't
ears since I was a ri
th
ough
their Saturdays. from 50 to 60 hours a week or bills. You do
mu.cby nostalgia about hoi spent
half
of
hauling out the week's au's norc in those good old days, Grandpa'
those good old ct"
Grandpa, you dcar
So
And how about all those Grandpa Tell me, you lazy old
lA ell, Grandpa. 1 finally grit people wtx didn't have bath- rascal, did you really like doing old fraud, do you go on calling
tired of it and went
those bad old days "the good old
rooms in their houses. Grand- that ery much'
library and read
inthose griodold days.1 read, days" Y 'u're luck) you
dad, and had to walk to a Little
books about those good old hut away at the end of the the banks used to fail arid even managed to In through them'
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men wore high white collars so
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Unit
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went ct'ch
Sur.ia3. all the ministers ever
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talked about was boa hard the
•'V r
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devil was grabbing for your
shirttail, boa hot the coats of
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w
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sufferinr in order to save the
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proving the chaotic welfare system is already under way.
Congress did vote to federalize, starting Jan, 1, 1974
of welfare—pubwhat are called the "adult categories"
by
various
levels
of government,
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assis
t
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en
now
gi
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b;it administered by states and counties. Covered hr this
aid are the needy aged, blind and disabled.
million people
it is estimated that in 1973 501110 3 3
below
help
from
agencies
of
will continue to get this kind
the federal Level
minimum
But the new federalizing law sets
an
Individual
and
or
for
f
income standards of $130 a month
inc
this prothat
is
The
official
guessing
$lfiS for a couple
to qualify
vision %% ill allow another I S millionpeople
on
this
segment
total
for payments, perhaps swelling the
million
of the welfare rolls to 4 8
account
This impending change of course leaves out of
estimated
to
recipients,
'
t'lfare
of
total
the enormous
1973, getting aid in the
reach 12 5 million in calendar
i-ategory of ''families with dependent children President
Nixon's budget for fiscal 1973 estimated the federal cost
of this kind of aid at $4 7 billion
Nevertheless, what is getting under way for the ad.
initted1% far smaller "adult categories" could serve as a
and more
1)1 0(1 1)1x, foi k-ffk*t,, ti%v refor m in this wider
could cut both ways.
Sen Robert Griffin of Michigan who also
won reelection Nov. 7 is expected to continue as
challenge,
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step toward mi.
is obscuring the fact that one signifiCant
crushing defeat Nov. 7.
On the Republican side, however, a contest
may he developing. Minority leader Hugh Scott
of Pennsylvania bested Sen. hlowaid Baker of
Tennessee. 42l. two years ago after the death of
Sen. Everett I)irksen of Illinois. Baker's fatherin-law. Scott's leadership. however, has not been
dynamic and Baker's easy reelection in Tennessee may have set the stage for another
challenge. The marked conservative outline that
President Nixon has drawn for the next four
s-ears ma benefit Baker But some senators are
m
very critical of Mr. Nixon's failure to capaign
vigorously for Republicans like Mrs Smith,
Miller and Allott. The White House influence
pondering a bolt to the GOP. hut Byrd remains
the No I possibility.
The Democratic Senate leadership is not
expected to change despite K ennedy's new
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majority of Senate colleagues, even before his
Democrat Sen. William Spong and a general
Republican t rend in Virginia.
Some believe Sen. James Eastland and Sen.
ts
John Stennis, veteran Mississippi Democrats
and powerful committee chairmen also are
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doubtful that the presidential nominee could win.
M -(;overn was not highly regarded by a
in party labels,
Sen. harry F. By rd Jr.. the Virginia
Democrat turned Independent s is now flIflOItId
ready to join the Republican Party in the wake of
William Scotts victory over
GOP Rep
The Democrats have gained two seats in the
Senate for a 56-43 margin. There is one In
dependent.
The Republicans gained 15 seats in the
House, but they still tTail the Democrats by 27
re
Shapes
cflanges
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DEAR ABRY: The letter from the pastor's wife
complained because her husband ogled the cute young
thirs in miniskirts tickled my funny bone.
I, too, am a man.of.the-clOth who gives more than a
passmg glance to the scantily clad girls of my parish-for
purposes of preparing and delivering a scathing bell's fire
sermon against such further displays!
I am also I iftyish and capable of having "turned on"
feelings, but when such thoughts knock on the door of my
Imagination, I do not znvte them to be entertained.
My wife is neither a qualified observer of my conduct
nr .ri accurate interpreter of my actions, and unle that
pastor's wife who wrote to you can attest to her husband's
exorcisedl she had
Intent tin which case she should be
Lord's
forgivCfl(SS for
better fall on her knees and ask the
entertaining such presumptuouS thoughts as she conveyed
In her "sick," lack-of-iath letter to you.
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DEAR GET1'ING: To donate your eyes alit' dtath,
contact 'your local lions Club. To donate special parts
Ikidneys. dcl, contact 'sour nearest unh'erclty medical
school.
Prebleins' T'rnst Abby. For a personal reply, write I.
ABBY. BOX D7$. I.. A., CAUF. 0Oi and eaclose a
damped. Mrrtsrd envelope.
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fifleSSC but he still
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how would this happen"
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and
West would false-card
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by dropping the queen.
This is what m 1 g h t be
called an automatic play.
The queen and 10 are equals
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played, but there is a great
difference
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holds the queen. He does not
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false card, play his king and
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Uth juSt migni iinessc nt
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how w o U I d you pla) against him
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bridge
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for life masters"
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ssn)rtnns. This is a wrfrct
to with the idea of a super
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bid
to
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DEAR POLI.Y-About a 'car ao I put a Plastic
bumper sticker on my cork' bulletin hoard. When I
tried to remove it, pieces of the cork stuck to the
hack of the sticker I have tried steaming, heating
and ironing hut with no success Does ant- one know
of anything else I could use to remove this sticker
and still have the cork all in one piece" An's- suggestions will he appreciated KAVE
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DLAR POLlS-I have always enjoyed the column but
especial1) so since becoming a mother It seemed that
it cry time we were Out in our car our two.vear'*ild
would get thirst)- and 'she would have to pull oft the t*
to a drinking fountain Without a cup she drank scarcely
any water at all and would soon be thirsty again. I tried
leaving a cup in the car but somehow it was always misplaced. I remedied the situation by putting an inexpenpaper cup dispenser 3-ounce size) on the inside
door of the glove compartment. Now we all know 'shere
to find a clean cup hut are very careful to put the used
ones in trash barrels,-l'IELLA
LIBR- (Sept 23 to Oct 221 If' you get busy making your
propert) more charming today, you will he addmg to its value
and impro'sng your financial tuation ihen concentrate on
an idea that can add to your income
ScORPIO (Oct 23 to No's' 211 State your aims to others
thinking ve clearly no and can gain their full
nce you
cooperation Fithet accept invitaflonS or extend them so you
are
have an enjoyable evening
SAGITTARIUS (Not 22 to Dec 211 h:orgrt about those
time-waiting activities and figure out hots to have more
ccess in the future have discuoflS tsmth experts You can
enjoy a happy and romantic evening
your
CAPRICORN tDec 22 to Jan 20) Others appreciate
and
ou
much
fine qushties now sogo out soclall)
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within
that
group
place
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AQUARIUS (Jan fl to Feb lQl You are not happy unless
your work is done so checrfull) handle those tasks awaiting
improving your
your attention Do something wise about
friends
credit A good time to meet nets
201 You are able to extend your
PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar
that carl' in the
sc' get busy
horizons considerably nc
trip
you hate been
for
morning Make rrangcracr.s
off
any
longer
it
wanting to make Don't put
at
he or she will he
IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN 1OD&Y
one of those charming youngslers v.ho will attract others
ealy, hut could he spoiled ti) them leach to stand on own
earn own wa' in the world for best results in this
two feel
talent-loaded chart There is the ability here to formulate big
plans and cany them out successfully Sports are fine
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"The Stars impel, they dci not compel" What 'eu make
your life is largely uptc'tOU'
sign for
Carroll Righter's Individuat Forc,ast for our
hirthdate
For
your
copy
send
your
December is now ready
and SI to Carroll Righter I cirecasi tnamc of nr'ss'spaper* Box
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FORICASI FOR SUNDAY, DICIMBIR 3. 1972
(,LNI:RAL TLNI)EN(ILS. Au active and
d> namic day in which delving into spiritual and
religious truths or studying philosophical arid scientific
matters. can bring the rightful answers you seek. A good time
to study and improve upon your financial affairs
ARIES Uslar II to Apr I) Your intuitive faculties are
'scorking very yell nov., and if you follow their promptings,
'ou can solve difficult problems Shots more
find
'.o
atfection to mate Asoid one asho is troublesome
PEAR POLL\'-I ha's e made set cml hats from plastic
bleach bottles and hope m directions make it possible
for Mrs .1 11 to make one succef till)' For mine. I cut
eight pieces for the crown anti eight pieces for the brim
Those for the crown headband are rectangles with one
side not too much longer than the other and with rounded
corners Those for the brim are shaped somewhat like a
WORRY
ammrnt slv"ild
frank
hik millions if v.ise's' You'd
rarrl lose sour male' if 'au'd
just realire it isn't roast beef but
that
herserakr
boudoir
paramours emplo> to seduce
sour husbands So regain that
of
>ciur
chassis
rtass
hnnr>moon' IHet
('ASE V S59 Don D aged 3. is
the husband vihose wife was
crushed at finding out about his
affair with a teenager
'But, liT Crane "he protested
thin
coed because I didn't irate m>
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GEMINI (May 21 to Jane Ill You are able to repay favors
to others today and pave the way for even better relations u-i
the future 1 aking the helth treatment )'OU netd is as ise Yu
need to relax mare Br wnsihle
to JuI> I I') You have fine
MOON ('hIlLI)kl N iune
rvat1a'e ideas hut it will take more study before you can
succcWt'Cly put them in operation Plan time for rt'CICatiOn
> 'u like Pick your friends very carefully,
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VIRGO tAug 22 to Sept Ill Planning time for scr"s'iccsof
sour choice can tiring cscellerit results now, particular!)' if )'OU
are feeling someas hat depressed Being asith persons who enjoy
the same things as you is wise'
LIBRA tSrpt 23 to Oct 11) \'isualiz.ation ci! greater
abundance can result in j ust that if )'ou concentrate on such
toda>. and put >our dreams on a practical basis Make this a
worthv.hile day Relax at hwnr tonight
SCORPIO lOct 3 to Nov III Engage ir personal activities
that will help you to pin our finest aims very soon 1 he
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Br cure te dress in gcio1 taste
SAGII'IARIUS Noa' 22 to Dec II) Meditation v.111 show
the best path for you to follots in the future so that )'OU
become both happier and more successful Effort on )'our part
will bring true rapport v.ith loved one
I'RlCOKN i Dc 21 to Jan 20) You can get in touch
a cie"et friend and get the as'ustane you need for gaining
some aim you hat-c in mind A good time to entertain loyal
friends A generous attitude is wise
AQUARILS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Get in touch with
higher-ups arid show your finest sh'dily ss' th5t )ou car
advance more quicki)' in your line of endeavor Handle a civic
affair and shots taat you knots exacti>' what you are doing.
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) You hate some exceient ideas
that s)'outd tie discussed v.ith higwigs so that you can put
ni the
them into successful operation You ..ir, rl"v,
the ng,ht sourc'
informaticar '.ou require
By
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''s i'r extension upon SIt 44.
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NAME STAT UTE
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our suant to tI'se'
tatiouS Name Statute'' Chapter
reuse's'
Florida Statute.
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Semnote County, Florida.
receipt of proot of the
cation of that IOtCe, the' ic
I 'us name, to wat MY RI At)
'.TERPWISES under which I sun
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Oiled at Casselberry, Seminole
C 'ety, Florada. November 71, 1977
P t'Iuth Des. I. I. II. 27. 1912
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SANFORD.
OF
CITY
Court, Seminole County. FIlda in
5((Os'dIXC with the' •'rovl%I0r of
thi- Fastit'ous P4,iinr Statute'S, To
W't Sec too 155 09 I br ida St Stuis's
1957
S Donald K Nor man
for Metb5 N Norman
Publaii'i Dec I, a is, fl 1977
CIVIL ACTION NO 17.1471
RosYMOND
THOMAS
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Pi.:.'uc Hearing will be held at the
MILLION. JR - Petitioner ,'incl
£j'rnma%tion Room in theCity Hall an PI4YL LIS JEAN VIZ RMILL ION.
Thr City of Sanford. Florida. ii? 7 00
Respondent
u' '.k P M on Dt'ember II. 197?,
NOTICE OF SUIT
10 Phyllis Jean Vermilion
IS onSsdt'r changes and amend
ma'iutsfothe Zoning OrdinariceOf the
3909 E 96th Street
City of Sanford, FIo.'da. as follows
Cleveland. Ohio
Tn,it property lying west of Hugh
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
wi, 1797 and South of Lake Mary
that an action for Oissoiufl.n Of
rezoned
0, ,lm'vart s proposed to
,s,irriage has been filCd agnst YOU
'n R 1AA (Single Family
and you arc required to serve a copy
ç .sa'IIing) Distract to 14 3 (Multiple'
of your written defenses, If any, to
Fiu'uily Dwelling) Ostrict under
ce,i'th M flc'ane of STEPHEN
Oro.iance Plo 175. asarnendt'd or to
SON & BEANE, Post Office Drawer
respective zone MR I (Multiple
One, Casselberry, Florida, 3770
F,irnily Residential Dwelling)
Attcrneys for the Petitioner, and fate
Distract. undnf the propos £°fl9
the original wath fhe Clerk of the
Ordnance No 1097 Said property above styled Court on or before
being more' particularly described December 17th. 1977. otherwise
follow-s.
Judgment may be entered at,MIflSt
Lot 2 and Igts I thrOugh I?. Lake you for the relief demanded In the IN
Petition
',i'l have an opportunity to be
fr,ird at hid hearinu*By order of the City Commission
Arthur H flcckwlth, Jr
Clerk of Circuit Court
By Maxine S Eden
City Clerk of the City
of Sanford, Florida
Deputy Clerk
Publish Nov 10, 17, 71. & Des. 1,
ublish December 1, 1917
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It't'ause >uur mate promised to
lute 'sou in the- asedding
ceremony pu&sthly 10 or i years
ago uu lazily coast and think hi
ill make' h:,
te'rf pritriatse'
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Hut e'mttfl'flS arc n aubrct to
delivery at a later date just
because' of our mental pledges'
Late ritrt he es'ek
EVERY DAY'
And if you are nuts a sloppy, fat
unperfumed and listless bedroom
mate, who even snores during
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Harry A. Sambrook
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Thomas E . ('fom) Emb rtc
Louis
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Richard A. Leigh
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James (Jim) Miller
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November. A 0 1972
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ART 14014 hI OECKWITP4. JR ,
Clerk of Circuit Court
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legal adoption of MICHAEL AN
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WILLIAM L COLBEMI. ESQ
STENSTROM. DAVIS &
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and you are required to serves copy
of your written defenses, if any, on
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fly Martha T Vititen
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Notice of Public Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY C.iVI'N
that, pursuant to .trvicndd Sum
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rendered on November 77. 1977 in
thatt certain cause pending an tile
C urcut Court, in and for Seminole
County, Florida. in Cavil Action rIo
N .5 T I 0 N AL
mary Judgment of Foreclosure
MO P4 T 0 AGE
ASSOCIATION, a corporation
rendered on November 20. 1972 an
organized arwi eiuttanij pursuant to
that certain cause pending in thd
the ta*t of the' United States of
Circuit Court. an and for SemInole
America, is F'l4intitt. and E
County, Florida, an Civil Action No
/2645 wherein GOVERNMENT
DONNIE PADGETT and JUNE
PADGE TT. h-S wifd, are D,frn
N A T I 0 N AL MOM T 0 AG E
dants, the undersugned. as Clerk o
ASSOCIATION, a corporation
the at,ove' ,tyled Court wit at H
ius'giunilt'd and ciasting pursuant to
O'c'Otk A M on December I, ifPZ
Title Ill of the National Hou'flg Act.
a% Ptaintitf. anti WILLIAM TARVER
offer for sale and sell to the Paigtiesl
and beSt bidder for cash. & the Iri'
.and 0(111' P4 EDNA TARVER, hiS
Wrsti dour of the Courthouse l
'.sife, are' Deft'ndsoIs, th
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!iemnlnole Ctunty, Florida, at Sa"
dersigneil. as Clerk of the 4bove
ford,
Florida. tie folloasnçi
styled Court. will at ii 00 o'clock
described property, lying and being
A M on Deceniber I. 1917 offer for
in Seminole County. Florida, t *1
sate and tell to the highest and tacit
LotS flbo(k A, CARRIAIJE HILt
Odder for cash. at the front (West)
Courthouse of Seminole UNIT NO 1, according to the plat
ddo' of
theft'uf as recorde..j in PI,it Boos IS.
County, Florida, 4t Sanford,
Page's 55 scsI 59, Pubiui Rr.urd's of
Florida. the tolto,sciiJ de%cri(id
Se'lflifii, l Cuuaily. I' los' -cIa
property. ly i114J ,iIid being iii
INCI UDING
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follon-ng
Seminole County, Florida, to wit
lot 7, Block 7. LINCOLN
(Ie%(rit)ed hUuSChQId appIiarara
Jatiitroi Air Conditioner. Modei 41
HEIGHTS SECTION TWO,
ording to the plat theresf as
0)5, Serial 72)7131. Luxaire
recnrnh'd in Pust Book IS Page 1%,
Furncp Model OSUI7 Roper
Dishwasher. 5'sodeI 1541 900. RIscem
Public Records of Seminole County.
Florida TOGETHER with ftc 14o1 Water Heater, Model 02910
follOwing items of property which
Insinkerato,. Model 31) I Tappin
Range, Model 7JISIC and Tappan
are Ioca'ed in and permanently
installed as parl of the
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Hood. Model 5)19, Carpeting im
law ing Roon. Dining Room.
pvovt'IT%cnts on saiu land
iletiroorni. Halls and Closest in all
I Range
I Ileirigerator
sarpeled areas
Said sale as to be made to ttiify
Said sale is to be made t s,atsfs
the Irmns of said Final Judgrnenl
thC Iermn of said Final 'e'dgment
(Stall
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ARTH'J14 hI IIECKWITH, JR
ARTHUR If BECKWITPI JR
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Clerk of Circuit Court
, Ciri,uit Court
Dec I, 1917
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By Maxine S Eden
Deputy Clerk
SPEIM & SPECK, PA
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Sanforu, I lorida 37/il
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MICHAEL ANTHONY SPAGPIOLI
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PIGHTEV.NTH JUDICIAL dR
CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE NO 72.1501
In ret The Adoption of:
MICHAEL ANTHONY SPAGPIOLI
attad MAPISA JO SPAGPIOLI
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MARY
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Petihinner.
SEYF RiED. hiS wife. Co 1'rttOnr
NOTICE OF SUIT
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iivatter,
another
In
(e',,ie',,ihiinuit said tic' had itie't
with liii' city's j,Ianinuing firm
teru'*'rntng a motion lust week
by ('cninu'iluian Daniel I)orfinanu
for the planners to uk'k'te'
SL'r%'i('e stat hills front, the
genic'ral t'tt,iiiti.'rt'iuii otegory
e-ut)''s IIt'St llitlIti lamaflulance set for ptit)lut' hie'iiring
I )s't' 12.
Room. Seminole county Court
house, Sanford, Florida to consider
an application concerning thaisgrin water ,ind sewer service rates In
,lrq'as rrttled to 0' served hj
0vertre'et Invr'stme'nt Corrup,in,'
(1orcJ of County
Comnvniss,one'rs
Seminole County, Florida
fly' s Greg Drummond
Chairman
ATTEST
s Arthur II Bt'ckwlth, Jr
Publath Nov 71, & Dec I, 6, I). 1972
lOSt, pursuant to Amended Suni
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Sanford. Florida 37/li
Attorneys for Peti'oner
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MAYOR
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DECEMBER 5, 1972
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their athlress
In 'Wlnel,,ue'atlnws'' he ciulul,
ttic'rc arc niot sufltuIt'nit nuini
ls'rs iii ''go iiretunul'' and It was
ek't'ieleei to have the' streets
ii.iiiie'ul anti nu,iils'rinig to Is'
limier the city's gnu systi'iii.
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(%o,ird of County Connniasioncrs,
Aflorneys for Petitioner, whose
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Joseph Sumara
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P4itc a's tiCrCt)y gyrO Ih,it
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GENERAL ELECTION
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD
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Notice of Public Hearing
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Petition an thi
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RAYMOND
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FURNITURE
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as' liii apart itients
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You are hercOy requirc,'d to life In
the office of the Clerk of ad Court,
B allot
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liii' illi.'i br ciiitl tie' tool
liSt'i'rtflhtIOti tilt' i tiiinty Iq
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cystetil 115119', theIr ccc tutu line'
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1k' cittil he queried itqcigutIrii
nii,iits'rc Itir ro;-ertv of ttii'
ititiuityfulling v.'ltIlInI liii'
Altammite isictill S)'StChil, hut
lids was hut uu'irptnhle Iii ti,'
IluIlty
(;lIIIltiI)lIr(it tOld
' 'until tie' 'still tiie't't with this'
C 'a tint y ('iiii liii scion ne' xl week
re'iatlt'r to the" ,nir,ils'ring.
'liii' elire'vtor ijuii''st Iuneei III''
Hti's'lsnhIllt)' of changing SirInu:
Oaks, sec'Iiiiri one', in which ll
hoitie's iil' involved, which lii'
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a e'rt ing to ''our systt'ni
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YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
LEGAL NOTICE
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November, 1977
fSe,iU
Inc City of Sanford. Florida, this
tti day of November, 1912
H N Tamm, Jr
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WITNESS my hand and tile teat of FLORIDA
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EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR.
CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
unnie Estates
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17-92
fretiti tin' I )O'l' for
illitiititi of spate, itmi that it
,i*ighit bit' ile't'vssuiry ii, go to e'iist
'oil'' property d's's 1''
l',ltl'flil'tltM lie' also iiie'iithini,'d
that cliii' to tilt' road wteieuiinig
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STRICTS AND QOUNL)ARIES
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the wtele"niti,t uI the highway,
thia' its asunilel is' ii'iu 1551(1
hI,'ste'ye'i', 'I'ei'',al,is, li,id*'Iifle'
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It.itta lifle' said gravity in- saul lii' tout 'swtki'ui at ithi I
ti'ri'e'ptar lines were' planiie'cl, nffut'itIs in I Id it1eI uunol til('y
hut (host thit' i'esqwr;itioni niiust ath'isc'cl the' 1)4 11' anticipates
:eIinIg ii, bud for the widening 1)1
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thiit (lii' telephinnu' ('OtilI)ilhiY
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FICTiTIOUS NAME
road suIt's.
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Seminole agr*'c'tiit'nt was Itibuil(' for
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County, P ior*1a undrr the' lktaIIOu% location of the sanitary iiiaini 2fl
ime' of THE OLD COUN TRY feet off the center line to the
STORE. ,ind I intend to rcQl%ter sad
name with the Clerk of the' Circuit west.
CITY OF CASSELBERRY
CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA
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•tnil I)lmtiIS hints ii tip for ele't;iil .
Ihais'se's't'r, lit' (lien isiintt'ei iit
that the priiicip,il stimimitilhtig
block to the preijt'e't
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IN THE CIRCUIT
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"The Stars impel, they do not conipel" What you make of
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Through the 'ears he has
found girls between the ages of
lB and 27 "the most difficult to
Too spoiled
get along tsith
''I am completely for marriage hut I think my high ideals
A 6-year-old Dallas girl ap'
plauded the idea, pointing out,
she would like "to marry a guy
who is willing to make a living
for me so I can stay home and
A San Franraise a family
cisco girl confided, "it has been
difficult to meet men 'ssho will
do the cigar smoking and allots
a woman to be feminine and a
mother to his children Another California girl confirmed
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if -ou've heard there is a
shortage of bachelors in Cabfornia, it is all too true
Only ttso gtrls resented the
bachelor's requirements A 24year-old Chicago girl insisted
"the modern package in men
isn't so great, either. so there"
although. she. too. would
like to meet "an old-fashioned
man
But an Oceanside. L I wornan wanted to know why a 26c'heIor wanted to get
'sear-old
narned anyway "Why doesn't
he look in pet shops for a corn'
dogs and cats can be
panlon
feminine. t'aju a gcsd home.
lii' I 'nit th'Iaed uiew louise
iiiiitil,erinm' S) stein for (hit'
iiiiiiii*'i1r;ility is closer to
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"For I wouldn't trade' m wife cannot arouse a man's erotic
tar a dozen girls like this I-ear- enthusiasm'
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by my ia-day plan that starts
I
tote'
my
wife
more
as
"lnd
you tsith a quick tseight loss
than any other woman
But be sure you eat at least 400
"But she has rebuffed my
attempts at romance in our calories worth of protein daily.
boudoir by saying she is too tired in cottage cheese,
"Besides, she is slopp>'f at and peas, beans, bread, etc
no storage of
For there
ac- tuall> sst'ighs f pounds more
protein,
though
most
of yOU hate
than I do'
and
"So I grey platonic and man)' pounds of excess
decided matte I v.as sugar
Moreoter, protein foods are
pre-ntaturcl (in the' shclf, though
unique'
in that the> lose isper'nt
I am oril> 32
took
our
of
their
caloric alue in the'
v.ite
''When m>
of
being digested'
Pf'OCt'Sb
children to visit her mother. I had
No
other
foods do that'
this affair to find out if I was
During cool v.cathe'r, this
sexually impotent or if m wife
dch>dration diet v.orks 's'ery yell
had lust her romantic allure
for pple who are not doing
rigorous physical work and thus
e'lII:I:sF.( ii: flit I)It flH('E
losing e'xccssi'se perspiration
To kill your appetite'. it
You readers can miase' a quick
one glass of total
prescribe's
test at this '.ery moment
l)c'es "boudoir cheesecake" liquids the 1st day, 2 glasses the
ad and 3 glasses daily through
(-(injUre' up the image of a fat
the' I(Sh d.a>
female' or a slender siren'
You'll be down 10 pounds in the
hots abott dining room "roast
beef" and t'xc'essive devotion to first 10 days
Sosend for my booklet "Hots to
tt'w kitchefl stove'
10 Pounds in 10 Days.'
lose
the
latter
suggest
a
plump,
ls
"motherly old soul'' or a sylph enclosing a lung stam;. return
enselope, plus 25 rents
like paramour"
The most exciting gift you can
you
aregenerally
guilt>'
it
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Vi,
offer
your hu9band for his birth
cf drising >uur mates into
di>
or
Christmas, v.uuld be a
of
your
sins
'lande'stine affairs b
siren in the boudoir
slender
omission
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For you omit me
didphanous nigiaties the sleride'r
figurt.sandeoqut'ttishr0au
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II 'i'OU'( ('11111) IS BORN TODA'i . he or she still he
one ol those cleaet people asho can formulate e plan and then
the best
put it in oper.tlon and get the right results Give
afford,
and
teach
to
['sten
to
what
others
cucat:c-n you
suggest Otherwise, your progeny will he so self-oriented that a
ruthless nature could emerge and Lessen happiness and success
your
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But a 22.)'earld l'uscon girl
was optimistic - - if there is
such a man eligible, others
iht exist, so Ill keep look
ing A Gaffney. S C student have caused fnistrations
And that kind of puts the
had found many. but he was
pessimistic Most of the bach- glassslipperontheother foot
elors he had met were taeaicated to "seeing hots far the)
could go with their dates '' 11cr
description of' an all MAN hus
band" is one who accepts re
sponsihilities, is neat, understanding ssilling to share her
interests and ask her "to accompany him on business trips
and dinner engagements
favorite
will receive a dollar If Polly
Pet
Peeve,
Polls's
Problem
or
solution
homemaking idea.
to a problem. S'rIte Poll)' In care f this newspaper.
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TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 20) lake the time to pause with
associates and plan your joint projects A fine homecooked
dinner later could do much to make everyone at home feel
happier A good night's sleep wins the day
him feel important In return
his tsife could do pretty much
what she wanted to do
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cook," he added. "l would suggest he look in the classified ads
under domestic help
SOflW letters front men at-
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single' e'rcx'tit' t in the corner hole-s Hold pieces for crots ii
band together with wrong sides out and single crochet
together I)c' same with pieces for brim. Put cru'sn and
for the
brim together in same manner To maLt' top
c-mown start iii the center as for a doll) and iricreasiiag
as need be so piece w;ll lie tint and work until large
enough to f it around the headband Do not make tOo
large I pin this crocheted circle to the plastic headband
in several places before crocheting them together An)
desired pattern could be used for this top but I like' it a
bit open and just use a chain one or two and double'
crochet One I made was from a pink bottle and the
'r pretty hat
cruc he'! si tl 'si as 's'sbute si loch made a
uses
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months ago I read
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about
a 26.vearld bachelor tCfltptI tO explain wIt) the
mate sCS continul to he elu
and the kindl wile he is seek
Site A (;rand Blanc. Mich
ing But where do you find such
. agreed ith the bacha man" lye been looking ever
elor. but concludes that girls
since and haven't mci a single
are "pla ing hard to get." He
eligible man who is older than
admits, paradxtt'allY. if a girl
21 I am 22 and I don't ant to
iS CISV tO Ii'Iake a date with,
be a career girl and live alone
most guys wouldn't think of
as my sister is doing She can't
marrying her
get dates either, except ttiih
A 43-year-Old bachelor from
married men, and she doesnt
Spartanhur. S (' had hi say.
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also lie provided a little insight
Interest in the ?6-vear'old
nifl what one man thinks Is
bachelor's ideas got uiiderway
wrong with today's girl A lawsometime ago when his "start
yer. non.smo r. non4rifler. 6
1mg" ideas about niarnage
it 2 tall with heavy wavy hair.
were discussed informally with
a group of women and reorded a veteran. ctanser%'ati%C dresser, he is interested in sports,
bs' the press
drama ss riting rigic .menIt intrigued m.an) girls to 'si
can lnti.itl culture, pets tree
ualiie themselves as - 'that
planting and reading He has
girl ' "I can wear his glass
been told by friends that marslipper." as one girl put it And
riage is the one thing he needs *
the ('indert'lla letters are still
"to be completely rounded.'
hut he can't find the right girl
coining
';irls are not dependable
The bachelor had said he and
The's' think nothing of breaking
his friends - 'didn't like the m'd'
they judge a man by
date's
em tprli package Be was
the
worth
of his car rather than
seeking a girl "happy she is a
his
character
"lie would gladly
interested
in
a
home
girl'
share
his
devotion,
sinccflt),
able to cook and enjoy it
'ionesi'. money and property
a good
cheerful and positive
a
- 'she would be queen. I would be
a team flute
sport
king"
- if he a*ere to find the
one
who
money watcher
right
girl
But it must work both
make
would respect him and
,
Pofly's Problcm
110 tJuly 22 to Aug 211 Make your home life more
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,a.na nan..r. aririonious ny riasin5 vurnrnuuaa
benefits therefrom Inviting friends in for dinner can rrove to
he relaxing t)on't monopclli2r itie ccinsersation.
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lOflury
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early so that you make this a most productive day Once your
done, jcain with friends for cc*nstructi's'C purpose'
york is
while erUo)'lfl* light recreation
as
Vomen's Lib is not about
to kill oil that age-ld search
(or "a big strong man who
will take a girl away from ii
all " The hunt is still on as tht
letter indicates
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in sshat he wants to do They
hm feel important
flI
and will he economical to
B)' VIVIAN BROWS
AP Newileatum Writer
POLLY ("It AMER
DEAR 1'OLIX--l)O tell Mrs E. J, W to try a tooth'
paste ith fluoristan to make her cloudy dli stainless
steel shine. Rub on, let stand a few minutes and then
wash in warm suds. rinse and dry, I also find this good
for cut glass. stiver, chrome and many other things
MRS E S
to please Lin today and OU
LlO tiuly 2 to Aug Ili 1
quickly aid to the harmony within the home Buy necesSarY
items that add comfort and efficiency to your home Don't be
ooruravagaflt at this time
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alas use baking soda to remote an' stains from my
stainless steel flatwear and it works quite wcl, Put
little soda on a wet dish cloth nd rub I use a dampcried toothbrush with soda on it to clean the pattern On
the handles The soda doubtless ill remove the cloudmess left by her silver polish if the finish is not scratched.
-MRS H H, Jr
MOON CHILDRLN (june 12 to July 21) A good time
get in touch with congeruals and plan recreational activities
you enjoy Take mate along and show ho' devoted you are.
Smooth over a disagreement with a nice gift
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duties now hich are difficult to do during the busy work
week Plan time for shcipptng which ou have been neglecting
Avoid the melight tonight and rest
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TAURUS (Apr 20 to May 201 Talk over fumre business
plans with aate and come to a complete agreement If
you are kind to one who oppos you a better understanding
could develop Be more compromifl9
has bees
DEAR PASTOR: Only $ m d.theclotb who
acupuixiured could be boiler than thou.
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ARIES tMar I I to Apr lQl You have man)' ohlati0flS of
both a personal and mercantile narore, so handle them without
delay. Being attuned to the needs of a kyal friend brings
happiness Stop being so bcUigcrtflt
By Abigail Van Buren
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EN1iRAL TFNDLM]lS A day when you
can think deeply upon the activitieS that can
bring you the greatest amount of happiness in the future, Plan
a campaign to gain the objccti'es that are in accord with your
emotional needs Also, a good tame for handling a financial
transaction Be rt'sourcefLl and ma1e progress
Judge not, Pastor,
especially by mail
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l.a munIe falls for 'dice and
Ames her, tlier proposes
There's one big hitch Juanita
reveals In Fred that Juanita
re:ut Is his daughter. l.amont,
i turns out, iants to marry his
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scientist's skull, enabling him
to communicate with officials
in london What he doesn't
know is that It can also blow up
if necessary when triggered b
the monitors in liindon.
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Linden guestst.ars os a college
professor who becomes a
vampire whose victims include
young coeds. Marilyn izi
costars as a friend unaware of
the prof's grotesque habits.
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Night Movies "The Chairman"
Grenry Peck and Anne
Hey wood are starred, and
'rthur Hill 'TV's Owen Marshall is featured in this story
about sp trig behind the
Ranthoo Curtain Peck portrays
winning
Nobel-pri;c
a
American scientist who is sent
on a dangerous mission to Red
('hina to obtain a formula which
an create a climate that would
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vignette, starring Claude
Akins. Anna Capri and Allen
Garfield. In "Love and tuir
super4rnpreImpressionist"
ssiomM Rich Little is type-cast.
playing a man whose 11Th
personations get him into
trouble with his girl friend.
she da..sn't know
because
the real him. "Love and the
Super Lover" finds Benny a
rather dull character, going Ic' a
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the' rest of the season and or
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total of
Although "The Wahoos" anAlthough
'30s, A depression may not in
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(,'huirchi of Sanford and I adios
Auxiliary of Colts Ne'd' Fire'
Fire Dept. of Nc'ec' Jut-se'> She is
a seventh degree Granger.
She is survived by her
husband, Fred L Blanchard of
Sanford; (lit-ce 50115, Simsiths M
Blanchard of Lake Worth;
Stiltumiaui Blanchard, I(c'd Ilminik,
N.J . and Irving Blanchard lit
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Lee, Dewey, Okla.; 10 gr'imtdchildren; one great-grandchild.
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nursing hiuiiw. A nuitive of h(isor
Canard, Out., Comm., hit' valise' to
Sanford 50 years ago fr om
DECEMBER 1
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Kissinger i.e scheduled to ioin the President ci
Florida today whether or riot there is a fourth
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year when Boeing took over a
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Is Banned
of
of
(lianuib4,'r
Stussinol.' County
of
member
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('iuumiIuje'rCt'
('auiiptwll Imssing Atiie'rlt'an
I a'giuims post s:i, Veterans ,if
I"urei gi; Wars and Sanford
Alliance' Church, wiseR! he'
furmisuer
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and was ami e'klor,
Survivors include' his wilt',
l-'Iisrt'tu e' M,nfurtomi Sanford;
two daughters, Mrs. Sandra M
Wilson and Mi's. Sonia Morris,
both of Sanford' four grandchildren ( ;runkow F'unu'ral I icisue is III
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Funeral ServiCeS for Mrs Viva
Ulanchard, 73, 05 3801 Orlando
Or , who d ied Thursday, will
in at
held M,da' a' i
CongrUgti0flaIChIltidfl Church
wit' ilev F red Pleal otls Eating
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MOPeFORTON, eoMOur( .,UflI& rr Yl(% for Edmour A
Montoniun, ), ot 10, W itt,
Sanuord, ntmo tied TI.ur'.dcy nih
ne P-rid at it a m Sat-rday at
Sanlord Alliance ChurCh waDs
Rev Blair MG*vuY officiating
Burial , tvergreen Cemetery
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also was ualk'd upon to head
toni uiiissloni
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estIjlsshittI by l";isc',shiuw e'r amuct
luster President Nixon,
A uiatis'o ,if Berea, Ohmio,
McElroy was I)re'sidht'tit of Pro'-
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tapp(ng unIv to feed md
r'cct. thousands upon thoui.inds iii the m I g r It n
birth tly from Canada and
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the northern United States
and
Louisiana
I n Ie r I n
'1 e Ic I) to wwint
warmth. On the round at
the Ottawa Wildlife Refuge,
the stately t'anadas often
can b.! coaxed into camera
range with 0 If e r I n gi at
P li 0 tO e b y J a e
oo ti
t, 'r e ii i.
F I u Viruses
Stomach
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' totinent's skies can seem
.mds- e with tiflC of nature's
crea1% i i I magnilicent
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The board also tightened refive wnn:en and 13 men, echo
qui
rements for the conselected Stanley F'. Smith,
s- i. in fashioning a s ae,'cine
WASHINGTON
and
operation
structiort,
laungwuud, 155 chusiruitams
Medically, the disease
enitists have caught a picture of
No lutisintt's,s seas lsreemite'tt imuistiterusuice of earthen damns
a.sthat
causes
stoni.
called
acute infectious
us
tx'fiurt' thu' grand jut->' ye'ster- used by central Florida a tin)' sithoped-for
first
step
troenterius,
according
to
t'r
schi flu in .i
cia>', rn'ciurtlirig to Eaton and phiosphate processing plants to
Kapikian
who
headed
Z.
Albert
a
vaccine.
manufacturing
hti'Iti hick sludge wbtictu forms in
they werey released
An
electron microscope at the the research (cain working at
or.'
ssastiing
operations.
The' ItsetItlk'rs ii! the grand
A claus break a year ago at National Institutes of Health at the Natiunl Institute of .U1erg
Jury imu'ludc'd (e'ntes'a Albright,
. muag- and Infectious Diseases which
('iisM'ltwrm'y; I'aulmno Antler- Fuirt Me'ade semut a flil of phos- suburban Bethesda, Sid
times
to made the pictures.
somi, Savsiiinil .1 Lucas Baird phitto sludge into the Peace nil med the virus 231,5&
The disease is also known a.
III, Mtauiiiimtle Springs: W'tvne' River, killing uttilliomis of fish "il) the photographic guidetnfectiou)
intestinal
flu,
so
it
List
to
isolating
the
s-mt-us
,I,isit' ouch turning the' primitive riser
Brown, Winter I'srk
ivarrhea,
traveler's
'.lmsea'c',
can
be,
grown
in
the
laturatory
Joel a iimilkv white' f or days
Samufurd
h-'e'rgusumt,
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steps
The
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Lake and Orange' counties
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the
banumued
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Altamonte Springs, Richard susIe of anything but no
('ssst'l herr y : phosphate detergents last Jan
M us Slut all,
Acting on the phosphate dams
Ik'rbe'rt l'e'tlrick , Sanford;
rule',
the' board foltoec ed recoinMlauiitnt&'
Marvin Ratchford.
C..,.,,..
tiluu ituitut'rtson. uuseinlaticinis of a staff rt'irt
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('risse'Iberry ; Alberta Ituss l.umd, %% 11101 said the' lutist i'tslimifltln
Stonko, rustises (sir post dam bre'ak
Neil
Sisnfcirtl
''iItse'e'lire ftitii
Strain, tillS- c'
,le',iut
Mary
M:sitlsssd
lila its
iimmucle'qtiuitt'
dal
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Altamonte Springs. and htcibe'tt
tt'namuet'
Wage's, Aistpkus
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defense.
Noon
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t i I':,uihi'ss er, tin' era
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of tisissile's had arrived as is
bask' !liilitrsr) t'csmtt'opt.
McElroy provided the ttieiitc
mit- omit' it the chutel cle'biitt's of
(hue' I%0 presidential campaign
with mi earlier warning that a
''iisissile gap'' existed bctwce'uu
the United Stales and the Soviet
Union.
I k'imicn'rats se'iit'd UO5) the
phrase to accuse (hit" Itepublican administration of shortsiglitednt'ss.
The government service of
McElroy, who died late
Thursday night, was not hiutisted
tim ust'rst't'iulg the united might
(if the nation
Time
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Thursday
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ssorke.rs uului lore c a ;sst
Ismentent if the ninon launching.
Ilissever, litcist NASA oils'
t'ials felt the odds " ere low that
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the lJ S Army during WWI. lie
MILS. VIVA HLAN( 'hAItI)
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Mrs. Viva lilminchard,
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1i,'rrosrd Maine't, attorney for
e
United States Li growing innth
the documentation workers, dtration,s that
patient
and
may
not wait for it.s South Vietssorne'd after a negotiating sesapprove
before signing a final
to
sion earlier this week that "we nannese ally
ee
ment
with
the
'ior th Vietnamese
pe
uue
agr
urn stop this launch." '1amet is
i',iunusvl for the International
Alhi;snui e of Theatrical and
1ATiH i n
stai1iinp:o)si
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Mtidern Country Music
by fIR UCE ono LES
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car sst'athe' what we're
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tkZ/(Q mo".Q 9111'?
I think a In,. of the appeal
the period. We're faithful to the
Richard Thomas, who plays DINING ROOM OPEN
D,nP', • t,
uncuirc •d .r
4 p.m. hI ii p.m. Daily [.
Banner as a youth. said
ate an audience I ssou1'i equate "Ther a sense of participaCHARCOAL STEAKS & SEAFCID
The' WtlLuii' ss itus any success- turn you don't have in other
Owned & e-ated by Tony & Louise Constantino
fill show on tek'visson," said shows That has it do with the
Hwy 17 92 on Lake Monr. Sent o'd
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Robert I). Wood, president of
the CBS Television Network.
wnN
Drive-In Tb.tt
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HOT and COLD
Contributing mightily it. the characterization of iohrt-Bo.a
mail pawing in to "The' Walbelievabi1it is the fact that teen-ager in transition from t'
t(ifls." a gentle. believable
ALL
television shriss about a Depres- Earl Hamner Jr.. the executive to man. on tu.s own childhood
suflirnets spent in Kentucky
family, falls into three story r",ultant. is recreating
Hammer, whose Mitt PiedLunch
51.25
his own boyhood in the tIuc'
ategows
mont vn,'e pens ides the .fl'
Dinner
S11.95
Mountains of Virginia
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Parents write thtt the don't
turn, said, "I think basica,lb
Hamner said, 'Sc'
want affir'niativt'
hiit't to wurr about their cliiiHAPPY
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thingn
, tinte1evtsi
9 I
t - t'n watching this shoss - 0th- rwopk seething.
about our socuri
'rssa thc don't let the chil- they know are tictiom I think things
said
Hi Ea us SCc
and I think here we are saying
are
dren st,a% up to watch television the feeling lit-re a that tht'
ative things about lose.
m
Lounge Open 101 m
tiut are nwkingan exception f or seeing real people. They are affir
the I amil. and the inherent
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The' Waltoim" And mail seeing life, not imitations (if
criodnt'ss (if people
2S Park Ave
c-nes
from those who are' lift I think our actors are
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people you like, people YOL
aware of ratings and say the
would like U' be with,
iutpe this stuoss won't he' lust
t*spilc' the tornudable uppo-
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stointhis of the' space'
iii. first
Former Secretary of Defense age, is dead of cancer at
Neil H. M'Elri> , a business wiBy the time hi' ended his
zard who guided (hue '1ilt(Ifl'S tenure as the civilian thief at
defense establ ishment through
thie' Pt'rttsgiin under President
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Vsetn.anncce diplomatic sources said Due
of 211 Cadillac Court,
ltamonte Springs, has been
charged with breaking and
entering with, Intent to ectituittit
a felony and jailed under it
By PAT LEISN KR
$5,000 in connection with the
,tsot'iated Press Writer
theft of live television sets from
the Altautonte 'fire Ccntiiutny.
Florida
'IAMI'A, Flu, AL'
let. Robert Kunkber made the
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•.icliiy banned the sale of washLykens, of the' Sanford Police
By GARY TAYI.Oh(
arrest.
day detergents with phosphate
l)epartinent, direct information
Stinmy Franklin Evans, 41,
levels of higher than 8,7 per
is being filed, charging Chisolm
Norris Chisolni, 17, of fit. 2
arid Chester Harold Lee, 23,
cent beginning New Year's
with arzne(I robbery,
Box 283, one of four suspects
both of 103 Oakland Drive,
1)0)', and imposed new controls
charged with armed robber)' in
A 13-year-old Sanford Middle Sanford, were charged with
on the phosphate suuining Iiithe November 16 hold-up of it
School student was arrested by attempted breaking and enclustry's disposal facilities,
Longwood convenience store
Det, Sgt, Eddie Hughes anti
tering an automobile with inAfter Dec. 31, merchants
ft
has been identified as one owo
Oct. Karen Weber this morning
lent to commit a sitistlemeanor,
throughout
Florida se- ill has-c
fly MARIONBEllIES
hold-up men that robbed
in cnnnecton with an incident
'lucy were jailed under a $501
remitcus'e
high-phosphate
deterAn 18-iiit"iist'r u,,unt grand
Sanford service station
earlier in the scek,
tsiinl by Kunkle'r in connection
gt'nts
fruits
their
suds
es
SituVincent Iisssaso, attendant t
a iur>' was selected > c'te'rtlaY
of
Ithi
the
attemuipted
theft
slur
hmis
have
been
in
existence
A young girl, walking home
front a venire of 4f1 iii serve for
the Highway Oil Company on
batter)' from a car,
in Dade Miami I. Orange tOrIr(illi school, was reportedly
l the fall teriii which expires the
French Avenue in Sanford,
oo
A
tool
box
and
three
t
t and Like' Leesburg
lando
approached by (he boy, who
second seeck in April, 1973.
identified the man in a lirueupwere
jst'ties,
total value
u
fl1 p151101 was s&'k'ctt'd before counties for some time', A surThe service station was robbed took off his clothes and tried to
taken frosts a pickup truck Ciriui( Judge Volit' Williams
geon general's report deterby two men on November 10, take tiers off before a car came
1ts'lsI,
by
Robert
owned
mined that phosphate levels
along and scared him awry.
Jr,, with 0. 11. Bilhi Eaton
According to Oct. IA. William
Nelson Avenue, Rolling lull
representing the state. The over 8,7 per cent are harmful to
amw~cwl i ll'
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in secret Parts ta' r
'4ixon who ahir
is'.' a,n.' r
twice before flying .0 . is
Thursday, ts reported as determined ;.ta ev.'r 'o
ii
settle the Vietnam war on honorable tern
Henry A Kissinger on the final shape of a Vuet
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positions and staging ar'a-;
during the IA-hour period fr o.
r'w,n Thurda' 'intil 't .i ni
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'Ia tots bloc ing officials have
day nIght.
used ''harassisient and inAstronauts Eugene A. Cer- tiniiitlatuin" against the t'niunun, geologist Harrison H. St'h- ()ly0S Boeing has claimed
tititt and Ronald F. Evans
violations the National I aitxir
Relations Act by Mauzict
I.yeIl was of
arresttI
at theNASA
planned
several
with
last night, according to
B GARY TAYLOR
B4ielng also has asked the
intersection
Washington
doctors
and hours
a report
on
Seminole County Sheriff John
Avenue and Court Street about the physicals was expected lot- NI.K14 for an injunction to halt a
Polk
Seminole County vice ,squad,
yr today.
threatened strike
2 a,ssi, this morning. Agents
Gregg Parker Lyehl, 24, of 600
Special
County
Orange
The workers who have
jji11 i I. I two pounds of
West Colonial L)rive, Orlando,
()investigation l)ivision and
threatened to strike are
agents from the Alcohol. Tax was charged with possession of a very potent high explosive, nonunion technical writers and
explosives, possession of a
The (,-4 plastic explosive 15 administrative personnel
and Firearms Division of the
believed to be stolen military employed by the Boeing Co.
Department of Treasury, weapon by a convicted felon,
combined efforts to arrest an probation violation and tic- ordinance.
'I"hey seek to reverm.30 to
Monday Thru Saturday
9a.m,To3 p.m.
5p.m. To 8 p.m .
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envoy
Nguyen
I'hui
[)tse
today souir,ht a
cpc'irul
fourth injecting with national security adviser
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Quang In
north and rmuth
('sty The Saigon rrsmrnand
rlairreri it marirec .urd par-i."
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miles north of Saigon.
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The Saigon command reported
fI of them
51 enennsy attaks
during the 24-tw.nr
shellings
peril ending at am.
More than 10A rounds of artillery and mortars were fired
at South Vietnamese marines 12
miles below the liM?, and
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aities were two killed and .1')
woundedr
11.5. R52 bombers kept mip
heavy raids on both sides of the
tiM?, and in the buffer ione ,t.
self
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pack 'cm in Monday throuih
Friday, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m
Herr you will be served
quality foods at the most
nitderale prices around A
dail% special is served with
other entrees featured aIs
duriric
Service
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(8) Beads
a
'Restaurant
EVENING
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tOO (2) (8) News
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North Vietnanniese gunners
made moore shelling attacks
;ilonif the i!oniislst;ini,eci mne, in
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Tnt .. s;.: for a1 gIfers
MAYFAIR COUNTRY I)UNN BROTHERS boss nut
t'l.UR. sshi'h everybody siUi i-ouritr nd western
music on Tuesday Friday and
knc'sss is ('t'ntrai Florida's
most beautifully designed golf
course. Green fees arc'
welcome at all times and
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Underdog
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8:30 ( 2) Jetsons
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uI5uii,
a i-.'le'ristetl huilihils cut South
opuient Ill present % (-r% dlfTc'reut appearance. Sketch .uhn e shiuuss s liii' hills loaded
Orbiter taking tiff for a rendvi,iiiiii,t Mill lilt orbitirig spare sinflow Sketch 1)4)inlq Ilp
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RESTAI.. RANT, located in
Bram Towers, is the answer to
anet
of home-cooked
foods for fastidious diners
The price is budget but thi
'-food
- - rniMit'v is untnwri. The
sparkling dining room is open
Monday through Saturda'.,
t
p m . and -'4,
frort a
(
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round service s. Open seven
days a week i including the
adjoining lounge). the inviting
facility serves breakfast.
chcon and dinner and is the
...l spot for the pr aic
mcettflg, banquet or party
Siturday nights The cocktail
hour is between 5-' p.m. dail
Highballs and
cocktails art'
re priced right and
children's plates are greatly
reduced.
For a different experience in
the wonderful world of dining.
head for OTTOS HOFBRAU
all
HAUS A bountiful bullet
is
served
eat
nand tiit
luncheon and din rier
price is right During the happy
hour. from 44 p.m., hi ball
prices are greatly slashed.
TV SERVICE
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news to her.
¶-9::t0 ABCi Boom 222.
"Elizabeth Brown is Falling",
A sensitive story about an
elderly teacher whose mernor%
lapses lead to a conclusion that
she must tue retired rrincipai
Kaufman. who had t'iec'r, in her
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This is one of those "do as isay.
not as I do" stories. Dr.
Jamison Brian Keith' tries to
convince others not In smoke.
He even goes through the
motions of showing that he has
quit But then he's 'aught
sneaking a smoke, much to his
embarrassment
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a.i ,\H' Santa Claus is
.ming To Town. Rerun' 'flits
me'harming animated fantsas.
features the voices of Fred
Astaire, Mickey Rooney,
heertan Wynn and Paul Frees
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Vietnarnses.' Al Skyralder
bombers SIrKI one helicopter and
wrc'keel a maintenance hangar
In Saigon, a terrorist bomb
badly tiruniaged a government
nftke but caused no casualties.
At ('at bail, si rrsile east rif the
rapital, another borrib In a
Navy onnipound woundeii i-,
persiil
Saigon
The re;xirts said four &,utti
Vietn;u,iiet' airmen were
ssoiimletl on th tnise arid four
Aiu,.'nit'isns were injured runnilut tnt- ('over. Several other
ni' kets hilt in a village :tdjoinunsi ti.' base', killing ri thud and
's'iui,scII,ig four tsildren and one
wiotsiun;
One rocket s('oreei a direct hit
cuti the S4usith Vietnamese air
freight terirminurul building, while
wcuiundliig nine'
rind
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four Astu'ri'
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i'hirty lOO.puund rockets
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fly (I'()I((.I' l'.,SI1 EII
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SiiIil
first iiusn-uuuuidc satellite.
McElroy was snaking $285,000
a year when hit' was offered tile
$25,000 Cabinet post lii 1957.
"I f ill iismrn doesn't try
to
curry
isis share' of the' vltiFi'Iishiilu load
whse'ui the op$s)rtumiity presents
ltst.'II,'' he said accepting. ''then
hie ought to keep his mouth shut
whets som,st'thiinuit goes wrong
with tilt- way (lit' gost'rniintit is
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Private burial services are
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Friday, Dec. 'I. 1972
2B—The Sanford Herahd
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Mth'hdfl and Greg Ahrncbc-aI, Fader. senior end.
In the offens*ve line the
sophomore Al Cleveland and
lis% tsIant Sports FAIIor
centers
junior Steve Clark. All of these standouts have been
Ralph
Elliott,
Human and
rrmafl rn,cations the Si xth Hound rushers have been 1
Miller and John
r'wl Space Bowl game at hampered at one time during guards Shane
S.iellite Beach tomorrow night the season with injuries. All C,icei anetti, Hill, and Dane.
Eau Gallic operates out of an
provide a great deal of should tx close to lUll per cent
as
offensive formation
-ent for thse high school tomorrow night.
it
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Tennyson. senior linebacker:
And Eau Gaili, dente
names"
boast
Rich
Stokes senior defensive
backfield Of "no
at
back:
Tom Bacchus. senior
of a steady ground gam" th
dnfensive halfback; Paul
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sensational in the rushing
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in h
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Das,e, semor tackle: and Phil
.iunh
winning streak for (lit' Raiders
I kit
Kb
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n'PICAL A('TI(i.\ dur;nc --
its
is.lerr% Carler of Lyrn.aln 1-1-oth C..,rler ~,.nd
Crimmins %vill be in the starting I neup,.
When the two rivals clash P
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him
znford-L,man
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cage meeting is shovwn here d uring a shot in one
of the two meetings last %ear. Pat Chmmin.S.
the scoring
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Ih HERK ('1. 511
kt.sistant Sports FAiU'r
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.knoUtm edge the Greyhounds junior. Dennis Walker, 5i-forit-7,
will
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five
starters hin'e varsity ex.
has already led his round
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nboving &nttA atl= winen the),
initiate their lB'2-7 campaign
ballers into a fair of banles
outctandmg
Perhaps
aains1 C'OUnt arch-rival, the diffei-t'iwt' between
pert mm frilim lam year. ,knd
coach Moore could put five
cagers with experience cirt ti
W
i yards per compietion and 11 Magnolia course and most
And the other half of the great the,. do the Palm.
senior: John Wilham.c. &-foot-3 Lyman passing game is juruot'
semncir: Jerr Carte &-fc.ot-3
flankrTomGocich.the leading
wertior. and Krnny
. Horick. 6fool-2 senior.
And tthile those five may
Starting team such will not 1*
ti't' case tonight. In place Of
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Pathots. who will, pit freshmen
and
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daged gained was nearl) And with the rainy weather
doubly that of every other pass late the decision to use two
Rugby On Display
IiiArea
8% J ilICHARIIIS
tirraW Spurts
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Sanford's first Itoh thus year
at Florida Rugby promises lii
fill in an) gap contact sports
tans ma have between local
gridiron pIS) and the annual
offering of post-season bowl
garneiS, as eight teamS nttt't
here Saturday morning in the
flnta Cup tournament
Eight games are wtwdulcd
almost continuoUs)) from 9
a.rn. at the Sanford Naval
'tt-acleniy Athletic fields behind
the niunicipal stadium in the
first day's artnm with two
played
being
games
simultaneously. Each tram
tittered in the tournament will
;i ;,%two games the first day in
:ietr sercti for state Ruby
,upreml*ry
Six loosing Wants will pair off
Sunday morning in c'unsolatitm
:'.ritt5 before th e chani;u.ctns)up nialt'h-up at noon.
;'itting the two undefeated
:',igb%' Clubs for the Florida
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,. Wright will get to play,"
Th
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Moore is starting hiS third
ear as the Lyman coach and it
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Relax. hulka When
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contact differs
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,A-W be UxTr_brown suit and ;xvmon that Kentucky's rww
play. along with a strong
coach-Joe B Hall-planned to mixture of British. Australian. injury and may we t'er>' limited
wear blue, as he did must of the Polynesian and other accents act&uit.
guve the gain" a strong in'l'beotherthree usual starters
out
cvtime
last year as Rupp's
get
ife, you know-to
W '1 told Esther-that's m
Mthing I ,avre last )-ear:
assibUnt. Ht wanted tv iv.atch.
b 5(-'~A
Ruc-k y Russi. 6-fuvt- John halftime lead coach'. Clan.
shoes, socks. shirt, underwear. Oh, no. he was told. Hall said 1a9('s style of Americana.
>'ct
Cor
greuling,
so and 6-fout'2 Clifford svbstiuted (reel>' during the
This
gcimg
to
wear
it
he
1usd
several
new
suits
of
di!.
I said I was
to
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oriented,
planned
id"traditiona
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game
Manley.
Footballer Frank final 2() minutes
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colors
and
fez
again this year."' Rupp said.
But get this He was going to ternate them at games. Xmli-
wear a BLUE suit over all
a Wue
of
fidentiaUy, h'all just ian't as sit-
suit at Pc,rMtJ(W as Rupp.)
a basketball game' Egad'
"Well, I've gut several new
thst Rupp %.0 M too 3coe isn't the only one
although 1
coached Kentucky before his who's gi-ospeecius, although
ply
fur
mine
and
someto
had
rt'tirttnient last spring. he wore
offers laml spwu tans an Skwn v regular lag yew. will
opportunity to travel back UI
lend a great deal of help to the
a tradition that you used capital
Rupp said
The Gold and Black hit on 50
W cent of their "s it, the
time to wat& tnic fourdmp of Swiuwle tewn when he geu
5)
what has tiet'oiiw One d this into basketball shape. Sloan is a first hDl'
ganie
hitting
on
47
per
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cumt.m.is mcist populw past- strung "M4 wuur,
After tonight's battle with
Seminole tttnigs a 1-1 record
This will be the first meeting into the game having t.urwaeid Bisca'ne the Kniihts base
timeS
bDdy propalbly gin-e him his." ul &D of tillse swe's Fiagtny Oubs Oak Mdge and bst to BL%bop
In towu'axtent play.
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Saturday di" irdh Palm be-act
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Seven Puints i Aituna Inca. 2
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Five Ante Ton
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LIZU Zarrt
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Sail JOSt'
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Ilerviod
7 Maccarl Pedro'., Mane Yta,
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Terry ('omttpt.'un tallied
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Southern Mississippi's losing Islints to It'acl Vanderbilt o.'r
streak started with (lii' last six I.ouisville' A three-point pIa
ga,iit's of the 1970-71 season. by Rod Freeman with 7:12 le ft
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in its I;.st
trt';ik aiming tiu.jor hayward State l02
giinl e against 1),idt, North.
scoring 22 itioints oil 10 fielders
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Its, only r)rP4;1. went oil 12-2 hurst John's (If Nfinnesota 67-P.
l'upperdine downed Whittier P;,',to take #'I commanding lead
'11le citadel owns the long,est 7.1 and U. of Pacific tripp-I
losing
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He supported:
-rt Stanford Brown is &s till- aging
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nicuist' as 1w is It has driven taking hiauiduffs from quar
tin' titig.' .tII.hO'o oF(i'uistt e terhack I)orIe I.amonk'a
plays
shell.
That leaves the men on the plays
It cani._' at a I mnie of I"
go to the
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it'll but I
B. New fire fighting equipment with better
on't," said George filand.a.
aging resere quarter
H out t' r s had virtually (k'tirgt' Ittiehier and hiru'.tn, the
hack '1 told I)ar>le
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st'con&l quarter 1110) he he
vision t dl.' ( .t the American blocks, which iiieanis thes ought It) IfliX it tij) more lint
I' o I b a I I Conference by tinlv hoyt' to get in the wa
it's trite when we need the
(romping their arch-rival of t he d.'f.'uiiIer'.
tough
ardage we a a'.
Kansas ('its Chiefs,
iii'. job that seem to run to the kit
it
(iiiicd
But Bob Brown WOS till' Ili it hi hi a r tie i
A veteran in the ili'
''Flit' guts pluivung
hiapp l'c ,iiu.' he It'll his Itriwui
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tirgani/at
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talents hiutti been lit- 6-01-d
cihIhiositi' tnt' si ri ( 'd
It' s not a tei
figure
knoIA
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'flit' Haider". iti piishiiiig liii' '. ulet ht't.'aiise the
ht h it's ri
('hiefs around, had run (our •'ve'uit uiuullv the play's got . • smart quartet
to
run
ever> thin,.
diculotis
tilit Of ever'.' liv.' jilut> s to the conic mv was Then I bias
t)Iit' tt
When '. OU''. t' got tss
heft side of the field. away to ft s' to hook 'em (tutu that
Brow
great lint'iia'u
(roiii Bob Itrossii
position
Buehler ot t'r on itie uttit
And hi set'thit'd, thu' dark
''l'hit'se cuachic's must (hunk sUit'
I)iil)ils of his eves iii tlit'it S('U I gut a big 'S on (1w front of
of white glittering ominous- iii'. shirt
''It's a hritit' thing.'' i's
iv l'he furies had been buildl(iit'hlt'r. not hafi".
hIl;iiiit'tt
the
I )ar>Ie I. a ru onu
ic.
uiig tip in him for five
about tile turn of runnw,.
Ihe
,
1erback who c ill!,,
essive weeks. ill Which fit(,
events either . 1)111 ti's emi
ttit' Itaudt'rs, tk'iiis
Itaid.rs Io't'ariit virt tialls ii pI,,> s for
tional thioit Ittui'.sti
P t'iuwditatiiii iii inur
left-handed r uniting t.'aiii
'.t omit to hut (bit' othei 1cl> On
as
a
prin's
talent
ing itruuw
prose uu're a better ma i
he sii.iii(t'cI thieiiu it lit'
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three years.
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(hit' blocking f guard (1'ne Brown's side
I{.uiilers to sttt' c.itt'gorit'aI
Is'. ''There is no way I'll hilut'. t'pshaw' and tackle Art
here next ve'll.
it,
2. Better Police and Fire Protection
and enlarged
A. New Police complex being built
police force to protect citizens and property.
'.\gainst the ('bids, tt.'
Raiders ran unIv 11 of O..I
and darting to his left behind rtiniiitig
right tack, li. of tilt, ()akland
mills
1. Property tax reduction-7'
Charlie Smith, their runS off on the ball better on the
The dissatisFaction of Rob' ning hock, has been aver• k'(t side .s a quarterback
( )AKLANI ), Calif --I NEA '
trained men for increased fire protection.
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3. Stricter zoning requirements to protect
property values.
'
Manoio
.i. Requiring developers to pay for water
,
and sewer expansion costs rather than
charging present residents.
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5. Enlarging Sewer plant to reduce pollution.
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6. Installation of traffic hights at several
dangerous intersectons.
''
uii.iis Mocker
It sta in our game plan
iiiotiit'iit of v n'tiirv
'it's liidit'i 4)115 tiP liii> liii'
an asti itnounical salai v litiii the $IIMI,(KA) class, the high
t'st paid .itIt'iisjve tackle ut
ftijhuill and uut,t iiiaki' iii'
hi' run tilt- right side mote,''
lie said altt'i the Koiiuis ('it>
g.iitit'. ''bill I''..' lust tiet'n
Renewing
,
''I'm hi,,huht% fufl' thic' gus
this i's
and huallh)> I lii's won
ille lwsl II 11110 I I it gkl%"
. . I v% vI
III,I>e'iI with hail the> can
J.'Jorl(lil I"'ll"ItIL
get a gii> util it a hat to Iii
e'aii't iiguui v it In
spuul ti'i liii'> know,
('oath
sit
Fran ('urt'i
thit'
Flop" lit practice tip reinind tile
I
the fuisii Ihi
t hat Itoh's
hillned so Ibev l!Ive Ilie it
111l,
t'uitihul.' (it tt.heii Id1'.
'
cost
-
doing So ran their
ill- st 1.1
lilus> S II) (hit' leFt tdc' of hut'
mill.' ('ouch John Malden t'X
pliiiiii'd h hit' Ii tile>' V't'l('
'
1141%,1111'. 1"I.
taking
of
record Fr the st'.e. ii Mi.unt
h 4-4-1
5-5 arid Florida
(unt sass his hitirriuiit's
face' this' heaviest burden of the'
year in the Florid.. defense'
,ll'Scuuthit'astt'rn Cotifereui e
H s record s h o v s
flit-
varsi() of thie Guittirs' ittuinicu'
ser last season.
.
Alivad 45-8 late Ill till' 911111C.
b"iu'i'iit,i ,ilui>t'rs IllIlhIull III tht'Ii
Meetings5 (with one exception when he
was out of town on City business)
he knows your problems. ,.
tile "
Ifer'
-w ritles k"I tile will '
feet of Nat Music, wIn
is :ise'u
tiiuchislosuui so (uitt'r quarter.
t'r) linus' lit' runs (h'e ball and it
11w ball one inure time and set it
national e'usrt'e'r passing record
Iii tumde'iii offense' he is t'uml>
three' sands short of l,Ut,i
.N11111111 coaches and I'llus com-
NIlatio's offense is kv)ed it,
Ilglil Nt.j.r, Ilia tlit- Gators
uii t'
thiusii (hush
two )ears ago %%tier' Milil"I
It's IX-en like that
trssliti,uiust risali), seithi Miuuuuu
~
DECEMBER 5
Curri brotight running back
till train (ha'
Is
hiowe'vei',
fru,'shuiu'n t*'t'iutise' sIt
,
Fist- hi (e'uuiml faces the need of
tory Ili Insure
Gordon Meyer
The People's Commissioner
re's citing
ri.-(ht-lia itled. Tht- ltaider~ Iloltling ,I 17. It') edge lit victories.
I
huis't' dis"Ilt't'med
success.; 'I'IlI') hut's.' nt'st'r played us tie.
will; an "east,
whsii'hu put s this'
RE-ELECT
hurt and has gained 1,216; %,Irds
uissiuig iltis 153 running '
Chuck Foreman, fornier star
tipM't (ht'i 14.13 and knocked miming back, has moved to
tlie'iii tout iii is I.ihk'rty 114m till; with' receiver and has gamed
liq, Illis
always has an attentive ear
sophii.iiiiire quurtt'rtu. k Ed
plaiiit'd that it was hwi,ihiuting
('lirtic)
I It' stepped in w tie'n two
ii
a
one'h..tit'hidois
is
Florida
f1us,irstt' h. win for the ,SeUIIIIII e'sperit'iit'ett signal c allers were'
pt'iistu'tl
'I'i ,.IiI ioisulh' , muiost ti'iun s
uiiatiiii
A personal interest in every resident's
problems as they affect the city — and
'iv ju i.uiie to the people
13 piomt.% it gaine again-st, it rt,,
(c'r of hugh, suturing t1qii)lWlit
With t h e (;itcur clt'knst stilttt.
sit'ie favored h inure
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P'.°ll'
S
I
lint-backer Fred Abtx)tt lea&, .&
dt'fc'risist' unit that shut iUt
l,tiiis' S (lii it g d.'feiisis
tackle, I 'hill Olsen lInt tilt-
uiwst
to city taxpayers.
s chairman of Zco Conimittet
8. Zoo helped establish Seminole Zoological
Society for the preservation of the Zoo
for the benefit of children.
stoillaullsa
slli'0ii1t 41 the luist week iii
()'tithi&'r ss'hrni thi' ltaitlt'n
ioiitt'd l,is Angeles and lit
(
for operation of Sanford Airport without
reserve's using tile 'Florida has allowed an overage of out'.
it hut
I il on,,' k1lo" tile jillsvii-I
7 . Establishing Air port Au thor I ty Act prey di nq
'
ltt'ohlle I)n a cutoff bIoc
still can't intinii( ,ite a gi..
th,' was 1tthss,unt. tI''
Rivalry
(;AINL:svu,l.l:, F'Ia I ,1'u
...lit' "Florida Flop" his taken
an Iiiilsurtanit role tit the Miaiuii'
I-'l,iridu* fiiuittnill rivoir) is bitch
will Lii' rt'nit'sst'il for the 11th
tit,,,. Satiirtt,s>
. afternoon sot
gtiott tIiu,igs ti., IIIP I'll) Stil l'
iiost'tI ho In' ill(- .11.lu ti
''I hr'. to z .ttiuiialiic'
Bob likes 11 liii' tutit and h
Gators, Hurricanes
thI.
"liii siih.htt)st'd
hvst \V&'ll , t hit's re sva':t iii g
their uiionie'. and I'm wasting
thi.it
lii> 111111' liii 5*) '
liii reads to tell them to kiss
in>' hlicl bottom
''1'iii just not used to this
I'tii tiiut going to ha' 0 tt4't'o%
in (unit hall I gut t.s. iii)
tbt' was
8411110
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ff
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Ill looth'ill I till to flit- 119111,
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Caballero
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RE-ELICT GORDON MEYER CITY COMMISSIONIR GROUP 2
that is. when (lit' Kuigli's imuith' it " eehend
I i)ulsvi lIe. No. 20 and the or I
all a 1)0(1 ml iemnory by whipping
(call,
in the Al' Top Twenty '
Sprint, 11111 111.82
as beaten
play
'hluurday,
Glenn
RII)( I' WuiiiI,'t'r and
66.57.
In oth'r
Varuk'rbilt
Mass'uri ,'atli stired 25 points
('re'igtiton
w
h
ipped .'
i.uiii"u.
for USM as the Eagles, ahead
iiig
Rent Yza, I Art* aenfioa, A Airs
Cassolb*f'
-
HEAT PUMP
IsIF[
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straii-lit. Until '11mrsill"Y 114,,Ilt. sd-asion g(pes Into its first heiii. ~,
III inc
larre. S Angel MenOsa 6 Macut I Gash MGuerii
9 JuliO Aic". EgWi
Pedrosa, 7 Oayo ion;; I 15W-
,
FOR KURVATIOM — Cal M/83""I thhw 10 AAW
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It Baker,
GMt* Caba,IrrO
Doublet
SEVEPITII GAME
rdoia Ju'..
Five P oi nt s I I
a VP
I
Fem Park
tal7.C! Ll
C,nsti Luis. Area hoer,,
S
Lull, 3 Pens flastidi. I flayO
Cabalisro, 5 JUl00 MenU"'. 6 Macsolo Junut
6 Amluna Pedro, Aid Gani'i,
Marur' Inca, 7 Aituna Pedro. 5
COU NTY
—
44
Ishe 11Iief
I Sam
Points 1. Aica Gandi, 2 Frfm-f)
LADIES FREE ON THVRSDAY N*HT
H.
Mam Pace
74a.ana
Perm Agustin. I
Agustln, 3 Pens Gin in I EUUtI
Mugueria S Ar ra E .0CC I. 6
Manoio Juan
rye
Doubles
SIXTH GAME
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1
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AU -C~W
70
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10
Pa ton
6 r"
tOURTH GAME - Doubles
Seven Points i ibarra PIienchfl. 7
Pooniis- 1. Gatti Lulil, 7
1 P.M. MON.-THUR.-SAT.
14
SO
Qunlo ciand, S Aica Laca. 6
Aid Bengoa S SaSs 14(1, 6 Rifli
S".dro. , Pena Luis, I Cut3 Toni
45
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and
WEAfl4EP POP4
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R,re Mencha. I Saia
)0%4?
MATINEES
"
I Wry Wait Mare' Immaculate
and Oco,. Met
4 Ofbofne a")
Ha?hovr,1t-PI
i iai. .er
7 Mount Dora It tie
7 MacsolO S Juan
Douhies
ci rvu P.4TH GAME
't'r,li ('nt5 i JUlIO flIsitid, 7
.,
Post rime 7:45 P.K - Saturday 7:30 P.P&
Smith tallied 13 of his 19
points in the First half While
hadl0andClartnirw before tht
temational Ma. as well as an for the Huunds wv fil-foot-I Inter1n.
-Lsion With
I
-
hie is suffering ir= an ankk Han hisd eight.
iii
lii
Doublet
SE CON C) GAME
Seven Points i 17w Zarre. 7 Ant
'VL, 3 Angel Ton. .4 Erdola
flaslids. S maruf, zA,re,
IL=
WIth 10 while Hall and Pete
Purl St Joe 1
2 Aad.4 OcStO
3 Pon( de Leon
I
,lSt Pu1ul'rla
N IN III 0 AMI
Pedeot 3 ErdoM flengod I Arte
d,
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waa
C lo t, AA A
'0
II
2
I)
71
uw
to keep the 'I'iniberwolves in the
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Fermin G.Irilh- ? Eguia Pedro. I
Bengoa
THIRD GAME Oo.jbies 5ev Ailun') LUIS
Doubles
rwi:m u GAME
Poi nts, 1 Aniit Via 2 c':u
Alsohitting ot'ible figures
ahoy-ed
the Seminoles is Tom Wheaton produCt' with 10.
Bt'luttr, a &6 freshman.
Soccer-style kicking. lateral who s),w had a hot night in
Tallahaiiiief,
Orlando- Semnole
Jai Alai Entries
Pedrosa. 7
-
c Bel ,t',e with
with 13, Will
#i4ofth*r1vPfn,
`1C_
A
!t,tdball in that playm wear no Ili ttw Seintnule opener when ht the Knots vAvre Mike Clet
)ltd.'t' t
hi,dm, &k.
00db,, Srabfei't,, Apupka Pdu'w Smyrna
iiam,
lteach Nov17. or? ,' ,,c% P,Sm
Seven
Seven Pont', i A:C1. 2 Euua , 3 Pedro,
DoubleS
FIRST GAME
QutIo. S AIluna, 6 Julito,
Points, I Erdola Via. 3 LItu Jose. Lard, S Caballero
I Angel Gandl, I Ibarra Zarre, 5
TENTH GAME Singles- Seven
Arte Toni , 6 Sai,1 O,i%tidI Points I Ii lorri 3 Area. 3
5 41
0
C1I(t
r"lor'o; 0. F n'irl.
17
sc',.ii, (nglr*ond. Tampa Plant, lake
land Panama City Nutflftord. Pen sa
cola tt PiOef%burQ IIo<a Cecia. North
TONIGHT'S ENTRIES
s
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£4
abpiand
Boise St. 92, North I )ak.i(a 79
)
11. PaciFic 1( 2, 1 lutyts ard St. 68
I'eperdirw 88, Whittier 73
I.
victor>. Arreti Hall, the (-3
whtr fro:n Inthari Riser rippe'
PIOvI
II Tampa Chamb,!laln
ii tampa .1,i,%t,oqoucus
and Ke Wait iti,i
IL JacbtsulIe rirIthif
1. ii.7. MaC(ler'fly
68
Grrybounds tonight will be the
quick junior showed his abut>
to put the ball through lite nets
10 ro!I lavdt!dIII'
tY 39
(',itholli..' U. Ill, George i1ti
sun 66
hijuisiania Col. 75, Saiii I bus(On Si 56
Southwest
None
Midwest
Creighton 67, St. John's,
Mimi. 48
Illinois St. 119, Central Mo. St.
67
S. Illinois 88, MuK"rudree 78
ay and an abuit. Sminnolies. Pitt 0-irrmans. The JDhn Smith added ano!.htr :~
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75.
lyn 39
Southern Miss. Ill, Spring
hill 8
Steubenvilk, 0, 47, W. l.iber•
12
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$
Park
Pet"tbVto. efookiv.11f t4tirnarm'" Jotit
Kentucky St. 62. Tenn, Wes-
t
1 CC
i
wr'If'r
Manand St PrtrSbuVUGbt% TalIai'aS
% I1ckafth. Or(ft.,ld Beach Ja,'srn
lIc War.,,, W,vCra B.acP Su,r.n , %?
I:dr*at.1'. cocoa, Cho(*a*aict-'.P
Wsh&I.ee 71
FO FM A IP
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Orlando Evans
C.htW"tvliiC
Coral Gable, and Wait Palm (te.ch
,
Lakes
lina 71
Ph. 322-9621
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44
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Far ',StIt
S.CtT'?I
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Cui'arwaif
Pomtsar fleaPs
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Carsion-Newinan 72, W. Caro-
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0 '2
4 00
S I a.!Wqth I
7
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East
5tt'ui. 118, Chile Nails 48
South
I Van(l€'rl,uilt 66, louisville 57
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3e
37
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I 5'...' n Co." 7
11v The Associated Press
The game. wInch features 5i-fool-8floor boss of the H.i.flsboruu.gti Junior College a:s
[1
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1.
MIII
( ;olden Eagles (torn poll, opens against Georgia
hluit t ii'shurg had lost 31 Southern ;is the new rollegi;,ti'
,
'
14 Veto Beam
,niq.' ua,pn
17
-
Sm c'?r
Cia"
Rnbt
:i
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Tile Tiinberwolv.'s leading
scorer this seasm, is it G-foot-I
A)phoinore guard, Guorge An.,
derson Andersim tried his liest
CIA AAA* AAA
.
IF
Ti5.
HEAT'S ON
( r rr!-,r -1
''
ul pair of free thirows
dab', ('ocon; Ray Hotel, Fort and
Lauderdale Neits; tirid lull) 1iIl
point
consistent
Oilier
South, Miami Herald.
maktrs for the Tiiiibcrulves
.111:,
Cage
Scores
:
-
rw.a. re
'To't.Ls
Sb.
Colleae
C.
LI £-L
W.-M,•p
.:,:.:.:.:..:.,'...w
'.'.'°
whert on ttw court with 891 un- whry pamd the Knights openirig
has two teams entered, at least to help explain phi> to first-time orthodox jtinip shot
s;*etaturs There will be In
The biE wc'rr> of the
: evpec-ted ti offer
'It' if v'
adnassion charge
)
2397 French Ave., Sanford
Knights Trounce
Florida B*bleo
Face B
Tpii'nvecrn$
.ior.s
'Fitites; Tutu Edington, T;IUipa
this year's high schoiol basket- Tribune; Greg llotik, Orlando
::
I
Fto'.*a IsDI.
(lie most promising tt'itiis in
,
,h
odriguez did not have a single Ma(
...-a9'%an
,\Illsjoil,l'allahassee Ilivinocrat;
114,1, itice. Jacksonville TilliesI
-
arth on the ver, scoring eight bogey and was able to record
touchdowns. Also capable five tMrdltS and an eagle. 'fl
ground gainers in the Lyman eagle came on the number two
backfield art seniors John hole where a 148 yard sever.
appears he will enjoy a great
Jt'al of success with the crew
Tomorrow
Was ti work with this c'amiignu Although they will agair
be competing in tite tctu.
expected to be a displa) of a strong bid for the top spot.
The
host
club.
Orlando.
as
the
than
fitness
Metro loop it's predicted tht
power rather
plagued by injuries recentl). Hounds should '.m
. -thrth. u'
club will be trying to wear
has
staged
several
strong
th'1'
24
clown the oppcisiticm physicali)
showings this season and is
It' establish a chance for the
Williams wa a latt c':i:rwr t:
semi-final competition slated playing a "dark-horse" role Icir
the buTTe). Tamp's University the team last year, becoming
later that cta
South florida arid a strong eligible Jan. 24 and
"Everyone will be going allout in the first game," stated Jacksonville team have up-and- only the final 10 games of the
Mike Hansen. captian of the clown records sc far, but could 1971-72 season He is a real
sharpshooter who also lends i
pull off car)i round up-sets
hc.st Orlando Rugb) Club
tL
t
0f the more than 160 great deal of strength tinder the
- 'Tourmuinient play is usuali) a
Clark had an easy time of it last
Ruggers" expected to par. boards
Icit rougher in the first rounds
night, watching the Florida
% right was the real
than regular season matches. ticipate in the tourney, several
Tech University Knights roll to
and later cm it depends ()fl skills, local names appear on playing cit last year. earning a
a ($-45 victor) over Florida
rosters from Orlando. and job as sophcirnctre He was the
and fithess if a team is going to
Bible College.
leading rebounder last season
Tathihasser
have a shot at the finals."
But it nsa) not be quite the
From Seminole County for and is expected In fill that saxSeveral of the etght clubs
He also hit the Silnlettinight when the Gold and
entered from throughout the FSU are Melt Morgan arid Jim role again
Black tangle with Biscayne
state are bringing strong Prcn'encher, who have played double figures regularl)
College
an miportant role for their club
Carter and Walker were Ig't
credentials to the tournament
Clark had a chance to watch
back
and
and cold all sasum but both
and are high]) ratru for a as an inside Center
in ia('ti(Jfl Wednesday
showed the abiln) to haveBtsciiyiw
chance to take borne the first Wing }'ur ward, respectively
night and was quite impressed
Frank Tressie. Second Row big ganie Walker will be
chanipuonship cup.
Hounds.. by the was the bobcats
White traditional powerhouse Forward; Tint At'kert, Lock flour general of the
nianhandled Florida Institute
Number Eight Forward; and And althouith onI) Moot-v will
Univt'nut) of Florida has been
FIT, l04.
Technologj
slipping recent)) in play to .1 Rirhrd, Hooker. will see lend a great deal of support to of
won its
I'riortothelossFllhad
tht offensive department
North Florida nval, Florida action for Orlando
five games.
Programs explaining the
Hueck could be the leading first
State University and Pensacola
and
rules
of
the
scorer
on the club He's a super
;KIsitrnns..
play
Last night it was a pair Of
have established a strong
English
game
will
shooter
who
hits
from
any.
Jun
old
r'olcirfl1
r'sr'i'r.t'i in reernt rilsi From
the
-ior college transfer students
Florida Swirts Writers Assiociatiorili,isiioiiiiiiate(I.Niiir(iii('otinIs. Stuart .in(, I)ort CI. I
- In, as
'."."................
AARON 'S AMOCO
will be fielding a short.
During his opening round first season
The the selection panel are harry
the First weekly P0ll Will
after thieChristmuasliolidays. On
Your Car the Best"
Basketball Coach Jay HcKwer.
courses appears to be a good
a
one
since that darkness is
Lyman can also present
r,es'
pectable running game, faffing a little quicker.
sits Moore. "But O'Neal 111 headed by freshman fullback
Patriot
game'' of
()Rl.ANIX), Fla Al' I
-....--.-......
OF AUTOMOBILE
ACCESSORIES
orne with Florida CMIi'gc' and chotulil get the m4
tMt (,ptbcltP I'aulk in the
ii it 1, 1 1.1irf t - "-
•u'
: tar arid were be;it. go4
MI of I i,utsville's starters
Iiiutor,
lust week in their
en
by
I
Spurts Writer
tip'nini' game of this season were making their first varsity
I A't'S Forget uilsiut EU 'LA'Ss
Rat k to ht('LA The country's start. but Coach Itenny Crum
in
;uhit'vemnents
oll.'gc' top-ranked Itruins are heavily asserted They're going to get
haskethall for ii ft'w minutes fa,q,red to itiaki' it 47 in a row there before the season Is over
.111(1 talk about Southern against the Bradley Braves They have a long way to go as
iu
tonight Florida State, run- far as poise is concerned
Terry I Ii,wiirrl was high for
Whii'r.'as the national chaiti- ri.'rup to UCLA in the
I 1int s
."
preseason
I
I'rr'.s
piuili lhruins have won 46 in a Assoritetl
.
11
CO
used for the fu-st two days of the
ainst an older, taller and
asn Gti latched on the 51 tourney to assure that the entire ag
gtiod for 77() yards and field is able to complete their more seasoned hardeourt
pas
-- Mikkies" quintet,
seven triuclsdown.s His ,li-ar. rounds before darkness falls.
Thiswiflalsobethe 'opening
Also expected to .4op action
for the Raiders are Gerald
IPI lot. ii l'rl'
Si 110'
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MPLETE
Pam cstctier Ln the gate. on ttw
%% right. C4iavh M"e saji-s he'll receiver in Central Flonds.
1P.
U
NA Meets
Brantley
loiiinIl ti,tii Itipili liii' fir't
attil a'Fond pluot' ti'oiiis in t he
ilivision will be eligible for tb'
stahl' tournuutnent. hut tilt- first
tiliut' leant ill get the best
berth in tIn' t.iurn'y.
'hit' contest was ilt'cidetl Iii
overtili te after Lake ('itv rallied
in th,' st't utiul half to knot the
playing in his first professional
event. Kite had to qualify
Monday and even then had to
in a playoff after the regular
18 holes ahd been complet.
S
threat. Ile (liitiipe(I In 15 Voints
TM
•
Lake ('it)' hits also met defeat
this seutsuui, losing a tough on.'
I )ItII'
Istitit decision
North, 75-74 in the first round of
the Muiiiii'l)ade North Invita'
(tonal Tournament last week
Port St. Joe
.
(me of U1. key men for the
Bob
Hi4er tonight will P
phnrnore
II'trt, the -frt.S
o will get
vCtC test under
th tards Huirct will have to
give up a great deal in size to
the lake City counterparts Nil
this is nothing new for the
ctrrpng Raider reunder
I'
Martin County,
6's were defending cnzimpiOfl
basketball season.
its
unity
Sanford
Nick1us,
Mason Rud31ph,
his completions put six
better scores of the day listing cr
Be
ard.
Kermit Zarle,
pointers tin the scoreboard. And
recorded on the same NvaJ Academy at the old Frank
arid
Steve Reid I'
one of the Impressive aspects of
Which according to Lyman High School gym- Bob Dickson
Ht':urrurig veterans fro:x d Constantirws statistics 1$ that Jack Nicklaus is because
Greytiounds have plenty wtu)t
n.asiurn
.'e Crt'vhun c;yr
____
ng
just
a
train
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-kn already it en inving his best Sneed. both fired 66's.
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111* veteran of the golfing
on tour, rookie Andy Nor th and
put Rodriez h won $112.
wars not only said it t a
the T)
lus -nev image" on tht line the tour including the top phze
leader. North is a 22-year-iold
yesterday in posung a brilliant
seven-under par 65 to assumc
starting only the final five the First round lead in the
Annual De" World
games, topped the 1,000 yard
mark for the year, connecting Open Golf torunamerit
117,
Of 149 passes
team. drives for hoop and coming up to stop
ago
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for the
vrill be facing
Constantine.
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of the premier passing
Hounds'
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f yvl ail.,
Commodores who
'liii' reason Fields t.iiiteci .
.'nil the wiuilling streak wa:i to
repay Sterling unit the ltntili'rs
for lilt,
t.u:;,iuIe s;i;uii th.
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Lake
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for cti ti ,Jr* S(riing' rrew i
guar'l Willie I'iiulk. I'auik had
but l 1.irit In Tttlays lose
but etill hoc a reepe' tiMe it)
øtirtt ttvrrage on the cean
Jerry Wright, the .ft-1O
freshman from Falmouth. Ky.
tiRe t;prnerl into an offensive
Southern Mis s Ends
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:100-
by the Commodores is really
feat considering they won onl
two of 10 during the 191 season
with basically the same club
But Coach Bill McCall is
their pass defense. That :
Nls'u i. ias.".
. the 1'I"T
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where most of the 188
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t
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Coming
In
behind
Rodriguez.
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That could well have been the
Commodores has been Rodriguez really abandoning
stroke
off
the
pace, are
superb only one
achieved
the image he's had for so many motivating factor in th e
veteran
George
Archer
and Ed
That could be had news
starting to take his Mund turned in by Rodriguez
years "
New
t'nhle4i a 50-gain.' Iuutiit'
Gallie's third
passes for 402 yards and nine this will be Eau
triptoapctstseaSc'fl
bowiganw di
Mike
and
touchdowns,
he CArimmodarvis,, who finished
'
with a P-I record cm the year. is
bed.
In their, lust outting, the uli'fi'nse, ci nrng only eight
ltoit1er were upset 83-81 liv th,' is,itit ott four donhle'le hers
'70 jx,uniier ulho caught :3 .
Kelle%. junior linebacker. Mike
department but enough to
'oninua11y move the sticks
Tickets for tnmnrrU night's
game are available at Lan
High School at a reduced pi-1c'e
o ver wiiat will be charged at the
gate. Rr'servation can she be
made for the •'Sp'ft Bus'
th,rh will take fans to and from
the game for a small fee.
Those close fc,Uowers of F.aL
Gailie say the wvakrsi par,
M,
pas
And the 5-11. 155 pound SCflIor
added another 450 yards
rushing.
The prime receivers of
Walker are Ben Fahm, a 5-10.
Start
Ifl the
Show had a (mc' 29 point effort
in for naught Tuesday night
w hen the Ifoolere cow their )
field in t'hic'tk by the t)o(k' North
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,Q11 vards and 16 touchdowns.
at the porous Eau tackle, Glenn Hill. junior
defee end-linebacker; M
Gallie secondary.
sucressfully
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have success short tough
',E u C',a1beN'iTllflg1yha't pound senior averages an it's impossible t o
Defensively the leader for the
you have an e
"e offensive weapons o move amaz.mg 16 plus tackles per with it unless
is Mike Martin,
game from his linebacking ceptional quarterback. And in Commodom
e ball against each other.
linebacker. Overall
middle
Commodores
the
Ton, Walker the
position.
Th e Gre)ht.unds of Dick
the Commodores have a big I ~ '
have
just that.
peland. with junior qu.arclub
and are ver physical in
Walker completed 52 of
Other defensive aces on the
:t'rback Bob C4'lrLctantIne at
for
their
style
of play.
are Mike White. junior pas.ces on the season goad
&ctntrnls, should be able to gnaw team
The nine
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S4'uhIflolc'
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st'hiqtie of things is
(lit'
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tuttiturrow
College
the center anti
who
plays
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Motion. r,.Frtqit.i frechution
guard tir.'I •Iruneq WlIn, if fi1•H.t -f frechi,ian forward
For hi," holders the scoring
l"Rdi'r Is ftirttu"r noorie Uuh,
ctj,r. Itenny $tfflw wtwu tine Pwc'n
nrc' (inrentt' 'title, a 6- foot-7
tiunh Joe Fk'IcIs won't gel
hoot t' to rack Joe St.'riiuq cophciitictrt' and Marvin i .ii
ftit 8 Irechu,siitt enter 1 ate
hottie court '. inning streuk, hut
'ltnhls'rnIvi'M
Int'l
Iflnrid IJoiI 11 in the kiqq to
liii' lAthe City
taut'
Nutith
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first
w ill he going after
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All-State candidate Gregg the "veer option" which Is
averages 320 yards per game
Wishbone
Wallick is the dcfen.qve leade'!' vastly sinuliar to the
it
tiu
I but e,tremeb' harder. And with most of
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, :_Id fans who love high sicoring.
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712 ards on 141 carries and Ii')
touchdowns. But even with the
impressive slats of Soreson the
Conmodores do not have a real
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modos leading nther
city
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NetklxiSh. a f-i. 185 pounder
Scott Soreson. a 5-10. 165
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Dehtona presents Mrs. Frank Grant, President of the Deltona Womans
Golf Club with Trophies for the two Class B winners, in Low Net and
Low Gross divisions in Tournament held at the Deltona Country Chub.
The Bank sponsored the "urnament.
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FA%"ETTE EDWARDS
DELTONA - The [).Lona Wonians' Golf
.)ub recently cornplett J the second half of their
To11 Tournament at the Deltona Country Club.
Scores were totaled for the two days trials, with
following res'ilts
Winners in Class A . . were: Mrs. Betty
5pauthng. for Low Gross: and Mrs. Florence
Manning for Low Net.
winners in Class C. . . Mrs. Verna Williams
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the winners with their trophie5.
A1 trophiez were bcautiful, either bronze )
silver ni'thl and dark oak wood. In the atseni
of the inners of Class B. the flub Pres.der
Mrs. Frank Grant. accepted the awards
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31 Houses For Sale
(Fri. Noon for Sun. & Mon)
Loi Gross and Mr'. Lorrane Manning, Low
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BRAILEYODI4AY
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SD-Garage Rummage Sales
famly wI1 thiril. CPI?5tmAS
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Instruction
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SI-AuctiOns
bed'oom. 2 bath. ..ti' hiOe
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Female Help Wanted
S7Wanitd To Buy
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FIrda room, new'y remodeled
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53-Swap And Trade
good t-'chen. and brand rievc C,ntrl
sairryWti.tCt.372 1379
n tiOnng
Pearrg arid air
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54_Equipment For Rent
'meover
4. salary to live in arid help
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a.ton cIass,s-Deginner. ,ntCrmt
mC,'hef care to' nvat.d son. so'ne
55-Mtscellaneous
a'r IiOAriCPd 'The Woodlands
i'i.ijS4'*CfI Mutt havC driver's ',S.KE MARY- '4C$ a) bedrOO"
For Sale
$31 544$
y,t ate prv"gt. that
l.cense 372 3991 after Noon
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Sari'ed.One RH. LPN. and £id
Financial
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LOANS
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Office Equipment
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cottage. on IC, 1%' a i5' on a
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Operators end
STENSTROM RE.ALTY
ti-lawn Arid
Mechanics
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Garden Equipment
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372 71?C UE$L1ORS
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372 6124
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ia-Clothing
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Open HOusi. Sat 4. Sun 15
Male-Female
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Help Wanted
Transportation
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70-Travel Trailers
3 patio overlooking a spreng fed
perSn Seminole LOdge Hurling
late •nØ I,cturng shag carpet.
i4DfTe, XO S Biv AC
71-Auto RepairS
indirect lighting. paneling Arid
Parts AcceSsOries
Lapt'f'ipfCPd monograrner ri•d,d
wind q Stereo Turn eaif on 4th
new company Tog wageS. paid
73-Import Autos
ChvIu3'a 4. Follo* "Open
vacation Ph $34 5630
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And Scooters
DRIvERS Part time or full time
RYLS,PID S F AL? I
7i-Truck And Trailers
365 37..
We train yDs' Good commission - p,a,t
YC1IG* Cab Co. 201 5 Park
7$-Autos For Sale
3 22
RAVENPIA PARt'- Very nice
Odrm .1 - bath on large corr,e' '
SPAniSA tDtal?Y tuto' to tr.Ch
landscaped to' privacy Built
converSatIonal English On ifl
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
kitchen, ar. many ,,!ras Sfl.0)'mlvi
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Financing •viilibli 377 0570
rnedatelr ton •ppco,mI'CIV S
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37-R,1,ort Property For Rent
71-Business Property For Rent
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21-Rooms For Rent
22_Apartmelits Rent
Unfurnist*d
33-Apartments Rent
Furnished
24-Houses Pen? Unfurnitt*d
35-Houses Rent Furnished
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man'CniriCC
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i7_DomeStIC Child Care
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WINNERS in Class A Division at the Deltona Woman's Golf Ciub
Tournament are shown here with donor. Mrs. Florence Manning. first
place winner for Low Net score, on left, with Harry Seibert. public
relations director of the First Bank of Deltona presenting trophies to
Mrs. Manning and Mrs Betty Spaulding. winner in Low Gross score.
The City o4 Lon'QwCCd would iitC tO
employ i Street Fo'emin and I
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7-Instruct ion
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Employment
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p' 7 Adult p't% 7
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CLASS C winners in Tournament. harry Seibert. presents Trophies to
Mrs. Verna Wilhams on left winner in Low Gross division and Mrs.
Faye Releford. Club Tournament Chairman receiving award for Mrs.
Hazel McFadden, winner in Low Net.. The First Bank of Deltoria. whom
Mr. Seibert represented sponsored the Tournament, held at the
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1 7 BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY
PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK
2343 Part Dr .372 75I1
Per Day.
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Santur"i Chr-i'an C'sitii?' 17 A Onira Rd
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OTHER CHURCHES
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All rat? (rap,- 'aenp 5een,n.. t41P-wi Pan Rd
Bi-'oaIi Awi-ii 5 HQ.n('fl Chpel. B,.ra.II Ave
CP,JIIIDtI Coenenun,', ChrtPi
(hjvth DI Jesus Christ Of Lotter DIP ShalL 7315
P.rb Ave
Ait.ennt, Springs Community Chapel. UCC
1.t'onn 0"40000 Ctiuicri. St .K.$1n5 CPIrp'l,oStoin"
ce- OLA-1, 44*1 lfl. 1i'qn Park
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Lake Monroe Chapel,O.'.ge Blvd - Lake Mt'c
K,Den 441 DI JfPtOwpI'I'S W"na-%t.LM, Monfifft
unit 154; * 3,0 St
'"V born Churcri 04 it* Liv'ng Gout Midway
Ptnt41"05t.I Ozm-t B'b'e Titti.'rniti,, R.dgewood
Ave 'Off 251'i *frOS'ie Serr.isrjie Hig'i i.chool)
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Cflprcjt f Lor'gaoout
GOIP.I TMa'-qnà, 7724 Cçn?ry Club
Mt Olive Nol.rom Crturcit. Oak Hill
S4Drd AIinti' Church. taCt S rars Aye
Sanford Ccwmgregat.on of 4i'-'sova'i S Witnesses. tOO.
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The tidlvbl•04t Arm7, 714 1 2nd 5t
R oth ng Hills Mro, an Csii-, th, AltemoeW, Sprincjt
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Theatre'' on Monday tile
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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY
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PAINT CO. INC.
and Employes
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CELERY CITY
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DEBAR Y MANO R
NURSING- CONVALESCENT
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NATIONAL BANK
Ho erd rdH Hodges and Staff
GREGORY LUMBER
and Emnlr,vc
KEWTUCKYFRIEDCHICKEN
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WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO.
W,' and Mrs Al t/Ior,
PUBLIX MARKETS
and Empot-
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Nursery
COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
3775 South Oclando Drive
A ia C Sister jr
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The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible
JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOU'TH
A''
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tiith
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METHODIST CHURCH
746CSariloeC Ave
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I'ADLA. CHURCH OF CHRIST
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
H,Qhviap ao Wes?
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SCIENTIST
100 last Second Street
itlitil?- (last
ii O(. IV)
Sunagi, ecv't I.
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Worship
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CHURCH 01 CHRIST
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Siriland. IF Is
Oak Ave a 3rd St
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Rene*'iti-'t gred that the r,a-r:
to Ileneffif t that the tI.'littie,n of tl'i#, four 1iinin (.1 17- for swh things as r'slur'tng the
Itill ll;iih Irt'ket In I)eIiiuJ on"tilt ttIt4
ad
vaIoren
tarex
Progran't
iitderfunded and mid 10
alIontr'I to the !.r2 along the hake front which
I-rutty afternoon t this.-tis IIlofI4'S
haVC
which
would
ithei'i'i
r-ount j - it
the
appreciated
Maitland Iloulevard projf'( I ts- ttwl pteVt(PtLly been on the five
'.111111' ',llhtIttIlTIM Ii) S('IlIinl(ll"
.kskin
tnr
project
year
road
prrsgrarti
1)01
says
teen
funded
by
ad
valorem
p.rennuil
resolutions
11111( , ell mitt, till' Sit 414
I 'ittiiit', 11(01(1 pruhh'tiis with
ttng
*M
taxes
are
rw
approçriate
gasoLine
tax
previously
UioneY
that the
ir,.'e it 14 a much iiiore urgent
l)I i)Ut(-IIIIS
whhly or Partially by the
'i'.'
the road 4.mandc
problemin Seminole astgnieiI to this project could
prohI'
road
"S request that flu- Stith- rmi
gasoline
tax
'IY1
whIch
4ri
irs
paying
th'
be
spent
mo re justifiably
I )epartlnt'nt iii Trnnspiirtiitlon (ounty.
would have hefl 5flt on the r-urnmnnd rontinuert
lliinedl,t vild th9t he Was eLsewhere
i,nssik'r a trade invtilvini
road
problems tithe e zfly still
more "Me
eighth
cent
gasoline
'1
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; ticiiitistit ;II,4,hlI the Funds for
11 42(i tutiles of Sit 434 From sit
give
to
Semmol.,
Count, 1fl :Ile
which
were
allocated
to
receve4
the
funds
Ill-;iid that no hues
the proje( SIt 119 and 520 from
rstiflafly
fI!I
that
a
"I
coming
'.,.ek.s.'
rrUmmnnd
the
mnunicfpalities
in
recent
''1)'' (units will b"
Sunday, December 3, 1972--Sanford, Florida 32771
Vibn south to the Orange
tax concluded. ' There is more than
when
the
gasoline
are
Irxtic,
e.
months
by
the
legislat
ur
available f or this current year
65th Year, No. 79
Price 20 Cents
('ounty Iln. wtilrh arc turrentl
there will be no state 'A" not necessarily going to the which i-s a user tax and should one way to induce the ettizen.s
and
-l;tsslficd as s.'i-orutary rl,;l(l
and 'It" luridi next year. There road programs as they were therefore be applied back to the accept the mass transpnrtaton
and sslnt'h the (4)urlt) lImIlIi
art' anticipated major cutback.s when the r riunty receiv ed the rra4s whtrh the titpayer* lISP. .iciitty like to li;'.e classified
---- ---;trHr%' roads. An (lifer wii-;
iii.iili' L) titt' ('OWity to t- p1111181%
i1an',.'
I D
it a sSt(icLIt(ifl to secondary
,
*1l
$ ' l.issificatton of 14.8 mitiles of Sit
L't from (t-nI'va south to Ito0-41
Uraniti' County line In order to
6 H
ho' rinuted the chante III
I
('i.11tthiIi('iItll)fl on Sit 44F -_-%E
, 6 Now
S
itt
Distr ict
It til IteneChut,
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I-miitriet'r for I )OT sri tk'linih,
J
7 'I
V.85 not ()pIklSld to
said that
tittt request,
of
11w
iiu'thaniss
An
APt
ul(l.ANIX).
Ha
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Bi
ss iiit'h the (omiumIuisssbonerS felt i-any iiwrnin fire in downtown
B John A. Spol.sbJ
f(j() tIllS (- tabmed the life
r'1
rarel'. seen in either special or t'.,ttiltt (reati' an tnitert-ounty (
WilS not (,j)t(hIulsstic an assistant fire chief and left
loop,
lout
lit'
If
' t
rt''uIar session,'' he said.
would
t)rlmI:
5.111(1
that
tite
t•iilIflltCS
iKlite
trtjured,
firemen
six
l.ik
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'SVanna feel good.
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WIICfl the Legislature lilt- these desired result.,;.
1]
t(Mla ..,--.
around the house and see if iuu
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jtiurned at 2:15 pin. Friday,
- Acst Chief Calvin lskhardt.
IS •
"Designation of roads ittitis
don't have some used and
Askew had 9 of 10 measures La not necessarily make luntls 40, died in the blaze of an unix'- I 11
maybe even broken toys lying
---'
hi.itt liSk&M1 for
including the
cuptett shoe Mere in the downivauu;b1e.' Chairmhn
around and not being used by
11.1111 hlurIx)st' of the session, lb
f
to
Drummond
pOIfltC(l
out
that
town district of Orlando.
the kids.
4 I
till rt'imnposing tin- (1178th pen- stay on the present schedule of authorities said
Put 'em into your car and
stir
$50,000
I
.sPt!mi'tiflit
ifrup them off at the Sanford
ikhardt antI fireman A. C
f
rights
preliminary
engineering
Commerce
the
equaL
of
Chamber
And even
MacMtaster were going up a
-'I
First Street. where
.i,mit'nidment, the 10th mnc.isuri', M;iitland Boulevard from 43 at ladder when a wail on the onebuilding
Iteit hug ItoacI southeast
they'll be picked up by the U.S
isn't ticati
building collapsed
1; :
through
I-:nlghmsh
Estates
to
17-92
story
be
and
Corps
Marine
burying Ixith nit-n under rubble,
Senate Civil .Judit-iary UI-ill- frouu July 1973 to Juls 197-I i1
rejuvenated under the Toys For
i
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111(0717 Chairman Dan St-arbor-.
(lie $300,000 Itight-of Way costs police said.were tilt by "backTots Program.
'flit' IflCfl
F)'.Iatkt'tnvihIe,
'tuiii,
to COltil' (10111 secondary funds
be
eventually
They'll
to
run
draft''
,iritl
had
"nil
tinuic
4
riiunceil Friday that his in 1974 nd 1975 and the con.
N
Nik
presented to orphans in th is
rommiiiiittet', iii utmicert '.s ittu a structiomu costs of $800,000 to be ,l('cortlinig to Orlando fire oUtarea who Just might not be
L
select Ilous.c('(lilIImbIttee, woukt Carried out in 1975 and 1976, i'; cuils.
getting anything other than
_____ ONE
'I'luc blaze started at 2 ammi
- ORANGE COUNTY BLAZE KILLS
begin holding regional hearings
(OV1-ItNOit ASKEW
ill • futile project 811(1 WlIste and was under t-ontrol by 4
these very same "unwanted
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on the amitendmneiit shortly alter
Christmas
toys
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a.m. .
lando F ire ('hit-I
of time and money. ''The
It'. TO NI IIAUSI
J;iii 1
An Orlando assistant fire chief was killed and SLX (tr*men :iiiurl-n:
$50,000
wilt
be
spent
for
the
Mclviii
itivt'nb.urk
iid.
Associated Press Writer
fighting a blaze at an abandoned shoe store early Saturday morning
Scarborough said hearings )rciiiliifl;Iry engineering and
InTALLMIASSEE, Fla.
Offi'iils
said
they
V.OUI(1 be ia'ld
Pensacola, nothing still ever come front it.
One of the most rugged sports
Herald Photographer Rupert Chastain was on the scene from shorti.
Guy. Iteutlin Askew says ties
vestigating
the tause of tlit'
Jacksonville, Tampa and
anysthere is called Rugby. And
after the fire broke out abit 2 a m until after daylight Saturday
(h1tft11ted the Legislature
Limo u;iany factors blaze.
Miami, 111111 Il rt!t'OIliIIbt'tI(lattOfl There are
in the event you haven't ever
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-____________________ failed II) ratify till' equal rights
but prepared (or h lii.' A;lrli-M1l\
seen one of thes'tcontests, this
to for women llflit'IUIiOCIlt,
sessin
would be an excellent time
right here Otherwise tie's very pleased
watch it firsthand with its (1Ut1)Ut during the four- The Legislature c-veii ;)assi-(1
1
in Sanford
a intl Askew didn ' t call for.
The championship matches
't,e:",at le :-uU e :iuVeii
"In other areas, such us the State Comptroller Fred I)irkimi'
will be played at the fields
'3
H3WI)OAflflll Hospital for
ens-iroimmuent anti
MIII successfully sought iiutiioParents Now Is To Find
Its M%ItU)N Iu:-I'uI-:A
directly behind the Sanford
PIigh
Of
':ripLed
children at UmatilL'.
lA'giSllitUrt
s.'hotei funding,
it)' to regulate out-of-state
Municipal Stadium
Friday
revealed the
but
approached Its work and ful- banking firms setting up inH os p ito I To Accept H I m.
Faith ((llt-tiSt5 in bdievimig
Preliminary eliminations begin
hUSpILSI
will
not
accept bun.
responsibilities
with
Its
vestiiiemit advisory services
111 10 ant. on Sunday and the filled
'.siien it is lwyontt the jsst-r of
and
determination
dspatchi
Florud•i.
The Shrmeri would :iut a*-t'tptl rer .Iirei:iatiun to aU
Volt' and l.iy till Ins bed at Mercy to assist in tin' imnunttn
Florida S ta te Cliammupiontip is
rea son III believe'' v.
Glen as they do nut acvepu
cept
those wt,,_) t,ise ffl4t fInancial
to get underway at 2 1)_rn.
___________
aire, in,t (Lw poignant events iii IlIi.it1lI,
iinittii, unable to mitedical osts,
who
have
children
over IS. the E1k3 t)'donations ,tnd tt those
gloomy
the
It's for fret' and after getting
Ilossever,
tie life of Glen Horton Jr. of S - ('Ii tiit'athit on his ilshlu, lit'
of
the need fur 'Tv
cause
offered prayers fur the )ouLh's
that call from FSU student and
Sorrt-nti', i)llral) icit fniuii the i%it as oIl .1 respiratory iituichttw prummiosis by physicians cOd not
e
wheelchair
respirater.
and
iuw the HarrTallahassee resident Mett
licci- requiring a
neck dos'.i;, duc- Ii' a tragic
nurse to take mlii aeuunt that 'More i ec-overy. Th
iiuracles
Anna
hospital
kvtrnes
bft- iwiin.spurts Glen was
which
- 110W could I not
lorgan.
li-nt. aioh 11w belief iii
01w-rate, and could Lx- of f the things are wrought by prayer
half tharittus ssorki drearts of." and result of the donations to his
acquiesce to his passionate ;lIeil
It his I1 trents IS intll(liti'.'17
iiuit-Liiui' Only tV.() inid
iti uwti, althuuØi the'.
Thursa> Mrs horton told us fund, and is spectally cvii- chair
for a --Free plug."'
ti'truth of tlit-wnituug
pianutes:ta tiuuit'
at
fIrst. hntht_')ILetj tj)e'.
hait,
to
be
high
enough
structe-d to
Sl'ctt-i-n- ear-old Ghi'n, son of
tO- 55115 Wilt!Ili' (ii 51)178k, but Iblit (ilt'it's condition ha,s imwould
du
u 1 Glen 'acre abie to
- '
( 'anotiaii
Wen iilt1 lit-iou I lortiin lived in mii#y ed his head to imidicate pro'.'ettto the extent he us off the support hi-s neck,
TI 11(1 )N'I( I Al''
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bredthe
OII
1115 OW11. Mr's, Horton
e
MrS. 1kstun iiietU.ioned th
'4irs 1w-lIre ins
respirator, using it
Sanford (sir l
I tiititS tflt'. C Ix-1-11 I iled agatuist
' - yes" and
utieitiuneii
Glen is rentuveti
FROM iiii; Si Al LIIA(s
hospital
adnunutratur
has
be
strictil, for medica14 pi'rSllnS, Including self-pro- father was transferred by
'lThe i ,s1IitlI1 1)111 for Glenran suisaller
iut ol
Invitation to the dc'imu,nstratilirl
intt3t
untkFstliflCluZ%g
and
mdifiutu
the
respirator
Liiuiicd Aliberu-lImi millionaire Wsnin-1)iiuu- to iuianuige a store tit $2,000 V. c't-ki', and ss ithi the tit"'
by Florida Gas CouuIplirly 81111
Lw
would
do
all
he
could
to
huurl
Also. she disclosed, Glen us cited
(;I-in W. Turner, following a Mt. Uoi,i.
i'. i-rag" s1ep1t'Id
insurance
Walt Disney World of the first
t)r. Durrehl Shea, a
The .ict'udi-nt sit-curt-ti 55 tii,'ii and it $9,000 bill r',iuuLmiing, the mitaking trips in his ssheckhaur help
It-migtiiy iiivestigitiuil 01 Turncell xi'er'
natural
Nevertheless,
the
bill
Ls
curd
specialist has recoin"l)are to Ix- Great'' st-If- ( 1i'mi fell frsiiui a tree it Ittick hospital requested Glen be III the' tO)spILtl snack har. 1k us
plant providing on-site dccand
Mr'.
Hutton
mended
mushruuiiun,g,
thatCien be plat.-viii a
and "utoung just
Springs and broke his tit - k.
Iu:I1)ro'.'('uua-nt 1)11111
iil(lyc-d Li) imiottn-r facility. spe,mking 110W
an ulti a.unoilern
trmcity
bill
stands
*1
Mianu
hupital,
said
the
hospital
t tho',
A('(tIr(hiltg to l;is piiysucutn,
'loriolti, IxlhitT said 'fliursiluly
Aptiit'IIi0ns SSt'rt' tt'jccte4t at great t'twiihou5e at Lake Buena
J
the
nurse'S
bill
'a
with
flLSl,
'lN
1-furtut
bK"-I
Slit. )krtc'n cuitntt, ' -The $160-10.
the I'harges wi-re lilt-it under (;lt-n's sitiii'il urd hilts tx-tn Shriner and Elks hitispititls.
Vista. Scheduled for Friday
Cll'.'tSLUflS
a
iLight
it
apprvxuu41nl
$10,OUU.
nance
1 c'rcl has been with us" ConS-ction 119 ii tin' ('amiutitianu irre-yersihihy tllIiiI1igCtl IIIII LIII ('i'iut't-r,te-d (ru-mitts upemieti
at 11 a, in........the gala opening
youth's
nwther
was
t we
upoll Wuntinucili
tiv
--qmr- +
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SANLANDO UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Mrr?,n9 temporarily at Firit
and
Lout.
FederI Savings
Attanon1p Springs 1W Sevnor.riSR
dM 1
Pastor
Men H p,rp,yvØ
9 X. en
Sn0bv, School
.
-
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PALMETTO t.VtP4Ut
Phi.rTiST CHURCH
-34,)s
lC PatmettC S. vi
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f •ittOJ'.
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(First t,rv.ct June Ii. 7 3 p in I
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ii.,,,.,
Wanted Equal
PENTECOSTAL OPEN
BIBLE TABERNACLE
Ph 122 254C
Oil 75th Oft R idgewood Ave Sarilona
t 5tITIiflDl High School)
pst'
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to oa fr
Sn#p 5I
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7 XIP en
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PAOLA WESLIVAN CHURCH
Old Route 44 at RADII
s a" E s on Pit'C
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P
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OF LONGW000
$.i Orange Strait
I ill .
r i- r
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17-
of
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MorfliflQ Worship
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CHURCH
131 A,rpo?1 Blvd
phone U) I3&:
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COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
7 C3 At Psnrp Ridge Rd
Cat bcrrp
Pation
R.Walton,PsrU'7
Krn'Wth Milton. Ass'st Piston
• XL 1ia m
Morning Worship
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DOT
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LAKE MARY CHURCh
OF THE NA2AR INE
Of
175 CrPCIAI Late
Lake Mail FIA
Pa'
Qc Pa 0
C 45
nAp Sc"c"
CHRIST UNITED
i.1 IHODIST CHURCH
1VCIC' Drove, SunI&rid (tat$,
Carp Ivcf
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CRAC( UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Orion Rd at Wolawri Ar
P'x
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Sanford Naval
Lake Brantley
16
0
4- Laning
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LUTH1R&P CHURCH o
THE REDEEMER
10311111. 151hploce
.
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FIRST CtILRCP4
OF THE HAZAREHI
W id St $t 1I A
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49
Colonial
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c.vt.
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Martin Co ......... 60
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Moore Haven
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Stranahan
Boone ------------57
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CHURCH
Airport Blvd
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Vveel i
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Lyman
Sanford ----------59
GENEVA CHURCH
OF THE NAZARENE
C 45
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Tampa King
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CHRIS7I&N CHURCH
3401 5. Park Avenut
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OF 'RO9'H(C
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ALL SOULS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
71101k Ave. S.,tid
,
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s PIC'fl, p j
O(o r
Sat Viol;
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5unMl*ZC
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
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joy
e
RAPtIST CHURCH
7
fi..rin bh of Ill F( •il
De
puppy had been gctrie for hours.
A small boy stood, nose pressed against
the screen, staring at the empty evening.
Then so ft er than a breath of air, beyond
the hedge came a whimper The door
qlarnmpd footsteps raced nrtd the m
mont exploded In yelping. wiggling delight
Can "a measur 1e
o a iOL
puppy found? If happiness could be
weighted or ruled, this surely would be
an instant worth distilling. And hov
about that first glimpse of your newborn the flash of adoration at the beau
ty of a Sunday's anthem? that glowing
second when the naughtiest little boy in
Sunday School takes your hand and
"I love you"?
High moments cant be assessed by
material standards. But ach iris 'tin
revelation of God's love brings us closet
to understanding Him and the Truth of
,
.,• s why it t
rnD whole crea1ion. T hai ' a
portant to go to cPurch.
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Merritt Island
Winter Park ..... 7
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POLLING HILLS
UORAVIAH CHURCH
Saøib,d.SPri$IDrove
IoiqwoOd. Fill
Just Eatoiio$iertsP.b
,rtI
0a'ø Q
Keiji, Hutcherson
Street slid "i
The
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6
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CHURCH
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natw
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CHURCH OF GOD
d5?r$
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$
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Church.°°°°oo°
'ii Cd'. Florida
Hollywood Hills
31
Miami Central
7
N. Smyrna Beach 44
Haines City .......27
Tallahassee Leon 62
Jax Raines ....... 21
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Clipped this one from The
Next time
flea tier's Digest
you become dIKuruged over
Ole slow progress of nations
trying to reach agreement on P/1
large Issues such as pear.-, disarmament, international
borders, tariffs, remember the
rocky' road (list had to Lw
traveled Just to get two fehlow
('tlt'i5
together play a
tnt h'm.Iiitill
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not until YOUR resot'r&'-t's ur
endangered that you wake eitt
r2
-
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been
jury
'
ff
t;rt'uit
-
gamut' of
The eaJi0il pollution control
is (luit lt'k
ii slow to catch on
we're I)itre to Is'1 Canada I .hI , Dare Iii 1w
I Oat if ('•InIllI ltii I L ill - &iuiti
I )isr to Lx- (i'i'it, is tti'.isiiiit of
KOMut i.ttl
I'Ilhice siii*t l 1 of the Ciiuiuarrested arid
have
are to LlIptttlr lit court Ilet- . 20.
'11w Auiii-rit'im ((auIipllli) Is
under legal utO*ik lit 54)1111' 40
sLideS A mistrial WU5 ttt't-Izsrett
(hi 2(1 in it sciurlties '.ioliittuii
iist' igaimist i'urnier and (ho'
iiumqoilly in (icitiwatet, h"hs.,
ttet-lutrt'tl itself
,iftcr (lie
hopek'I}' deadlocked.
CilitiltIllIl polite silid tilt'
Itt-itt' iii'. '4'. sit lit- silo iii
luirges
tunis
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.11 Ills
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.in IN. !A. Col. 11
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Bank C
Americans. including Turner. The lihySitillil '.5115
uI)Iti 11111 thaI d ot' bi (lie st-iio tis
.iuot :io (aiioliaIi5, vlite said.
'I'lie l.'I)iIlIliiIiit- S iuii it-it ill hit- e'tenI (If ( li-n's injuries he
i
/
iii-t-litilit
__________
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or use
Wiirrtiits s-some issued (or Ii
p
I
f
1
'a-
to
his (hIlIphirau II tuiriily:i'tt 'flit'
(1(0101 ft-It (;lvn uuht nut ret-liIM-niitC, es-er lx' able to bit-attic
list.
i,ti Ills ussti, ssalk
he
stmcl
-\
%
-
11)
%oltintary muscles. including
Iqx'rutloli of frauduhe'nt
sslit'iiit' The vilIhatinhlt. uilkg'l1 Y iii'.'uI'.t-d $1.85 million, tile)'
t
ele'.enth of December at six
o'clock. An iiiipressh'c lii'Sitation from thus Orlando
enterprise .......froimi the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
and Auxiliary No. 8207, who are
sponsoring the "Voice of
Democracy" progralil for tills
year. Would I be a judge" t
Absolutel>- ,
•
Criminal OxIe %ithich deals %vith
"
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Art-a iti'itlis
flrmdge
Ctletntitr
('iassitiet! juts
(rIlMiWurtlhlUIllt'
Ih'isr Alib)
l':tlit', I'll e,i;uiit'iit
I liir,ist'ip'i'
Iluspititl mitstes
hi-il Estate
Ill Its-C stages arut was supposd-It
lit
his 1111101')' back by M-hhiIig
Sio'tt'ty
it Iii
stt,ir
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Index
liss,-tti'
I i-s'otitet.'i smiI
st'if'lui.pu'siveiiucuit.
A
i IIUIS&'U sill
s
course
-tuld
buy
(hit'
iiurvlias&'l
,,s.
tt HUB I lOS 1)
V.1111111 e''.IOri-, but his courageous parents ri-li it-iilts-rimig that
- II Si hit'. 0 IziOhi, e''. ill Itt. a
glihill (it sittishitril M'st- iit'thiiiig
5111111 h' iIIiIxem.'ttiltt','' 1ditt'tt
I ion I li G od ' s ke'c'iimig
illi'ii i'iultt not lilt a Im'tt.-er
Sports
'IV
Stock Excha ge
n
'S'c'rduig to Hodges the s'ec :ie-- c;t
Atlantic hiancurpurwttun stuck
Nui
sham t- J'.C14C(C between the bid and aikeii prt
- thLS
sttx'k stockliukiers ol Saxdcx'.J AUSOUI." PS U i- ----- - share UI the local bankuig institution ..
value el 81,Wu, UIUte1
per ha
''-
pnce
Stutkhii'hIers of the Sauifc'rct Aibtalk' National 11811k Ar e
,.tuiiect titiUI possible etchaimige tit their stock (Or
betig
stizirt's in Athiuitic flz*uworporation, which already owns over
6 Itir cent of (lie lex'iil batik's stOCk
Sanford Atlantic' tiresickult howard hodges said US
piuilon
'1111% 4s more than a fair exchange for our
----sttmt'kiitiltters"
hodges sat the eXchange wouht give stockholders of the
local bank "an actively traded, daily quoted stock with great
2A
growth potential
In a letter to Iotktiolekm s Hodges sakt lilt, batIk s t*'az'tt
:$A
itiret'tora Ln.'lte'.'es (lit' irposed stock ittc'hsngtt Is "In the
i'iI)'71)
iw-t.1 interest of liii, iiielivttluah sIot-khtiltiers" of Saiduid
5t-2L
Ahiaiitk'.
Whii'ui necessary approvals are tibtitttiect train super'S
'.- istiry atiltitiultirs, e'Z!N'ctcnt Its tx' In e'.t'til niontits, iuift'rtt
Atlantic' ttttkhsdde'ta s-sill ri'trI'.'t' (rout Atlantic titUs-
•
n
,
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-
-
,.
Sanfutd Atlantic Nauon,tl itazik go'
ratiu
us
actsvtt.
lig
nor
us
there
mch
market,
established
"Therefore," saud tkdgea, "we are unable to quote a iamrlwlt
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corporation e'iiimiilcte details of the propiLsat.
II.,-dc' I briefly siiiitiiitIted the Isre'P(tsltl by 1U*)'tflg
It 1i(
111-411
;I
short' of Sanford Atlantic' National Liuk stock
tendered to Ahlnni'Ie Bancorporation th-•y will tsue I
tslItI'sp ti his-it stixk .
"For i'uch
' '
it is extseclett that all exchanges wi-LI be on a
basis, hodges said, which will retlu.tre that enough shaxt:a
iiiiisl be tendered so that UIuinl-tbately after the exchange i
tes than J
ctintplelt'd Atlantic Lianco 'eishon sitU
shares
of
S,,tidt,-id
Atl.antt'
c'utst.antmg
total
tent
cit
the
Lti'r
Natisin,d Bztnk tck
t.'.i'. - 1 t
llc'ct1 es silt Atluttic' fl5un'orpitrdttt'ii sitU
cents per share in ctivtitriats us 1971: there(ure the 1 6
own not
'
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which will be otfereit In (lie stotik exchange, wuul.d kId
ttls-'Ietenth for 1S112 totaLing about $111situ pa
lii lt,i'l S.itnfetrd Atkntit' National flank
tItges
zuci'Rtt!ig
to
&i t'tL, lt1 skart',
tti'.'l,ti'nttt.
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Retiree Tells Examiners House Will Not
song writer testified 'l'ues'hiy
flight, exphualning (lint lie bought
Be Built For E ig ht Or Nine Years
:i tract of land in west Florida
and itinde if down payment,
(PHI)' to learn his house probably
wouldn't be built for eight or 'flit' property was In Itoturnln fled before the four rstrihet permit mnyslf to betaken. and I
West lIevelolItmIent in charlotte federal panel in the nationwide hope this case thifl body will
mini, years
series of meetings by the look into and perhaps take me
Maybe toy grmmalchildrc'n (touraty, ha' said
tier miiiimi inspected the prop- federal off ice of Interstate Land off the honk," said Herman.
will be arotimul tit enjoy it, hut
The panel heard complaint_s
it's a long (limit' to wall for t'rty anal smilti development np. Sales Hegistratia'an, a division of
misrepresentation in land
atveit
of
Housing
(tie u.S fartmneiit
satiieiu'dy who's retired,'' pemired to be (Olning along fine
purchases--such
as failure by
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urban
development.
i'inky lli'riiiiin told federal lie signed it contract.
carry
through
the
developer
to
first
payAfter making the
Only then (11(1 he learn that his
examiners probing land sales
on
promises
to
develop
tracts
he
asked
abuses at it public hearing here lot probably wouldn't be de- mitent, lkrnnan said
and
develcp.r;
failing
to
regislot
to
the
Iberiiiiui said he moved to veloped for another eight or the seller to resell
ovher
land
with
the
federal
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somruenne
dairwit
else, but
Floridii eight iiioiithis ago from tuna' years, lie testified at the
by
law.
as
required
ernment
told
he had to keep making
New York ('it) amid mode a $555 hearing called to air (tunpinint.; was
A spokesman for Florida
the 15A monthly payments.
diwn payment oil a lot near of Interstate land abuses
(n Robert Shevin told
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people out of state, were allegallons that developers failed to
make refunds as promised or
mktating resale possibilities,
She ;fii(1 many CflfllpidIIs.
were lodged agaInst three cor'tmlf American
porat ions
I)evetnpment
General
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with mi;rcpresentatinn of value
of land bought or its location,
according to Linda Williams, an
administrative assistant
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would he more ap- ( mi nty Fon ed PU1 in light of
proprivate in light of the housing demands and growth
problems of traffic now and and development of county
iorugestkiri, whether I'UI) or Two other questions included
whether the existing PITh is
MIII1C tit her would be more
appropriate in terms of th e consistent with the general
schoo l burden: availability of character of the area where
t,
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other
fly ANN SIE(1.KOWSKI
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ar e a and County Attorney
Howard Marsee said that if an
attitude of reasonableness" is
determined and '1 assume Urn'
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Wingfield Reserve.
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the Christmas Parade Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
(Mike MtL)onell Photo)
Gaiety of bright lights and whirling rides Is
caught by photographer at Kiddleland located
behind the Sanford Chamber of Commerce
building The attraction ill continue through
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listened as he explained his
reasons for (he motion. lie said
that the request was made
because of possible mapproprlatness of the existing
classification and planning and
zoning should ta ke Into considernOon before making any
ret-nm1nen(htton with regard
to this property the following
factors: whether the existing
IUl) classification provides
appropriate population density
for the location; whe ther some
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remember when this stock was
first being Offered, and "tie who
hestitates - He who hesitates can't get In
,n the bandwagon cause they're
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once a hush-hush developer of
silent weapons of military destruction, Is
displayed by the Army as a recycled center
for human betterment,
soil, is in line for another trip to the 1110011
this time as a passenger lie's one of 90,000
persons who have booked reservations for
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I' 0 It I h It ASTRONAUT N I'. II. A It M I ItON(, the first man to set foot on the Itinni
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shopn-rs oinint tiosi iilow n, l-ran-ot-ur sikl ,
jiiits tit I ProPi rous ,iitil
thrilling hoilil is s for
Sanford.
liiik for siur Sanford
k ri hauls fit Section It of
tinlas Herald he (Ott.
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Donna Estes Photos
Cou 1man F1,9g hts
Plan
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have a mobik home rdin
Harsh
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LoNGWOOD Wit including utifltt man
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flistil between
U idloft of ltanionte springs t'iitk In. nhaw who
William- p ushed the ordinance th rough
.iiid t'UUiWihIhIO K K. William.
over several
onths, stated
son last night when Rudloff
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that th e
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process
mediately following adoption on during
zoning
classification
st toni-i and (mat reading of
ilit iinoii
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ilman Williain Klusky moved
to table the matter unt I
luwn
cools
Council Chairman Eugene
Jaques. ineinwhile. on a query
(ruin Radioff said the itetii
would be plat.-ed again on the
ordinince vreating
next wee
for
hotite park zoning asked for an- sidua l parcel or personality. agenda
tiieeung
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earlier advised
Jaques
The senior member of Counness wnti. designation.
cii said the board should stick RadlutftlieproperplacutuLtke
with the moratorium, on an- his preliminary plans for th e
The RadIi-itt tract is on the
th
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nexubon
except in cases of development was the zoning
sset side of SR 427 across
a
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front the Like Ruth
squaring up the city limits, board
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boosti'd sales help. and
increiscil stock ,,ii hind iii
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YOUN(i JOHN M,I.AChIOWSKY didn't think
it would do any good to complain to the I price
(oruuI1uission about a four-cent t)oost in the cost
of paint for his model airnianes and rockets.
d a Cl l Ø(X)4j ' 1 it
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But his letter
ago rts tjii manufacturer.
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Avenue has been appraised at
$23,400
41)0 for lust over an area
Occupied by a city-owned
structure, presently being used
the tS. toast
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Auxiliary,
sought by Willukin Mill) Kirk
Sanford
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Leonard
President
the flui ntoi ii Iiusinec
Association.
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Annexation of the Radlo( Parcel on th e 'vest side SR •L would
create another pocket of city territory surrounded by county property.
(OUflCiimJfl E. E - Williamson insists to th e Longwood City Council.
pointing to a map. Radloff in just as vehement manner contends the
Hadluff over several inunuis
W MainSutxllv~siun, Williaimwn. who adopted last August.'
was
sent to the zoning buaril
pointed
out
the
inoratoriwn
hid opposed the new zoninb, son
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parents of insisted froin, first discussions is to last six months. He said who dechned to take dcuun un
MIAMI , All)
that the distr ict further that annexation of the his proposed zoning request for
Still another applicant for a little' bus who doctors said of the categur
wants annexed
be ing creat ed for special RadluU parcel would create an- the parcel he
that lot is Sanford real estate apparently consumed nothing was
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wetpro
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wilt!
a
other
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pocket
or
gap
in
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city
interest.
broker Herbert Stenstruni, who but chocolate milk for five
hti Railluff made his lixitits on the west side of 427 created by the Council The
advised the t'oiiuhiission hi' too tiuintks before he died of 111111Council at the same time
request. Williamson stated,
the property. nutrition have been ordered to request.
siiited to titIl
Ai Radluff insisted th e land refused to consider Ra dlutf'
fittt' trial on manslaughter
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create the pocket, Council made recuniiiiendiitiofl.
Judge Jotiti l'ankslcv ruled
resessed and several members
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dividend payable Jan 1.
The dividend amounts to a 20
per cent increase and will be
"followed Jan. 15 by a 100 per
cent dividend in the nature of a
two for one stock split.
Disney stock closed Tuesday
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style of leadership to the Pentagon its well its it
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directors of Walt Disney
ProducIons had voted to grant
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ministration.
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was brought on after
it (oIiiniIston
Sanford
Nlonda% night mad V no decision
on Selling tht two i-it) O5%fl( ii
ill the .Irt.i until Dec.
committee
banker's
a
request.
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airn is to "bring fresh perspective and new
through this
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PRESIDENT
1)1 VI NIXON. promising nct
sa s his
term Cabinet appointments tod5i
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Believe inc. just the memory :
of that chatter has carried inc
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lilan Was interested in placing if
inotel oil the site, but lie
(k'(liIlC(l tip speculate tin that
"Report to
you read him his rights
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National
The recent upsurge by Atlantic
various groups wanting to buy president and chairman of th e that the bankers committee had
-over a year'' attempted to
portions of a 10-acre tract In the toniiiitttee. iiiiiietl at bringing for
Sanford Tank together the owners and develop a plan to re-make the
so-culled
I"armn'' along the lakefront, prospective owners of the area in question into a project,
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their stores.
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After a slight pause, the
deputy returns to the airwaves
and says that he has the
culprit in his car, to which
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proposal by
Ouess it started yesterda
when I overheard this on the
Sheriff's monitor.
tier lawn and wants it
renloved
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Dispatcher
Airport Blvd. and SR-46
woman says there's a turtle on
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eliing
('hrIsIma
under (hi' Iianiiir of
Wonderful Sorkl of
Didja ever have one of those Tuesday prompted the Sanford various properties to discuss it which Illight be utilized into an
apartment complex or office
days" Nuttin's goin' right!
Chamber of Commerce bankers total.tie vel()I)l Vent concept.
area
said
txlay
the
session
Hodges
isn't
the
Alka
Seltzer-bit
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committee to meet at a lunrelieving the pain. - IIIges commented tie IiicI
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"looked starved" and shel Calendar
weight constantly for months Cab-sifted ads
('oinn-s
Sheriff's deputies are in- before his death
IMlulids
('rossssord
puzzle
an
allt'gt'd
rape
vestigatitig
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mti-i 3
1k.
Crane
Lake
huh
iouimrrt'd
in
the
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lien his fattier took huit to
of hospital two weeks ago Meji- Dear Abby
outIa
area,
his oil
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lestif ted Kthitorlil coiiniie'nt
''lberY. this morning.
Laii
ilied L':iitt'rbi till iient
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Sheriff John Thesdiy that young
'bruit
Polk, uniformed ik piitk s and if malnutrition
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Dolores Simiamiwuit, the silk 1 iI(oIt)iLti notes
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will
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Mrs Nuzza s brother, testified I ublit flottit s
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thing for a white mitle who Is try twice to feed thti-' thmiltI - once Sisirts
be'kl to tiavi- left the un'eis On
piece of bread uitid once a Stjsdi.s
fool
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study all aerial photo of the
Weather
area
R4idlol( ct,ntmued to point to
QfltU%,Utt) by strtue of its
across the road front
while
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discussing the nun-cuntiguit on the west side.
the builder's remark that
illiamustot s po-situ'n did not
make sen_ac t're'uiiht a storut
h'nutttst (umii the tuuitt ilimian 1
as much sense a )OU
have. resent )UUI statuiwflt.
As far its I uiin concerned
are 'to l in ger wele'untt' here,
high 81 low ti
at tue agricultural center,
of an inch of rum; although
it did rum more in other parts of
the county.
Mostly cloudy with oct'asiuital rain and a few (hunelershuwers likely. Highs
kis in b4
ii upper
ut.-zeri' teniperaures put
)uiltuag into a deep
ventral
freeze early tixtay as light snow
swirled over the Northern
states trout the Rockies to
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Girl Charged In Marijuana Sale
Council
BY DONNA ESTEE
Final plat for Skylark Subdivision to be built on a Large
parcel to the north and west of L.ongdale was a pproved by the
City Council in special session Tuesday night, subject to
recommendations of the city engineer being met by the
developer. CAM Corp.
In another matter to do with the subdivision, Wade
Hardigan, president of the development company, said the
county prefers that the city annex the entrance way road
from U.S. 17.92. Hardlgan said the entranceway will be
paved.
City Atty. S. Joseph Davis Jr. was instructed to
correspond with the county to determine If the County
Commission has any objections to the annexation.
Hardlgan reported the sewer package plant to serve the
development will be delivered Dec. 11 and got approval from
the board to have the plant a blue color.
Councilman William Kiosky, chairman of the street
hghung cntnmitte told llnrdigan that the lighting plan fo r
the development has been approved and that Skylark will
have to pay the full cost, $7,800, of light Installation and
Pur c hase of poles.
A 12-year-old Jacksonville
girl has been charged with sale
and possession of marijuana
after she allegedly sold a small
bag of the substance to an
undercover Seminole County
vice agent.
The girl was hitch-hiking on
U.S. 17.92, south of Sanford,
when the agent offered her a
ride. According to his report, he
told the girl that he was headed
to Sanford "to buy some dope."
Upon hearing this, the young
girl produced a small plastic
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boat was chained to a pole, but
the pole was pushed loose to get
it free. The boat was valued at
$229
F. H. Johnson, of 807 Palm
Springs Drive, Altamonte
Springs, reported the theft of
his wallet, containing 8110 cash
and credit cards.
Mrs. F. Dennis, 160 Third
Court, Chuluota, reported the
theft of a lire extinguisher and
first aid kit from a Seminole
County School Bus parked at
the corner of Third Street and
Avenue C in that communit y .
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Longwood has a new dog-catcher, Preston Ausley, but he
will be paid on a part-time basis at the rate of $225 per hour
with a maximum of 1125 monthly. At the same time the
Council on a split two-two vote refused to reimburse the man
for 15 days labor as full time dog catcher during a period
when his employment had not been ratified by the Council.
Councilman Kiosky made a motion with a second by
Councilman Crenshaw to pay Ausley for the period of time he
volunteered" his services.
Councilman E. E. Williamson, however, made known he
was very offended by the fact that Ausley had In effect been
placed an the city payroll some weeks ago without Council
approval.
Jaques agreed with him and Indicated to his way of
thinking the action of having a man working at a job without
prior authorization from Council tinged of some sort of
unshtiw law violation.
Council voted unanimously that In the future no person
will be cznplo'.ed by the city unless each member of Council
is in formed of the employment at a public meeting. It was
endlcdted this does not refer to previously budgeted employes.
Crenshaw, prior to Ausley's working as full time dog
catcher, could not get approval from majority of the Council
to
the man 1100 weekly for the chore.
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NmA County Commissioner J. M. I Mike Hattaway, "In a
spirit of cooperation" burned from the County Commission
nweting last night to Longwood's meeting to give an unofficial report on a city request for assistance,
Councilmen Kiosky and Williamson appeared before the
Commission yesterday asking for help on furnishing pipe to
allow underground drainage over the property of John
Schubert on Overstreet.
The Herald in a picture report earlier this week showed
drainage waters backed up to the Robert Davis home since
the portion of ditch running through Schubert's land had been
filled in.
liatuiway told the Council information provided the
Commission showed the state Department of Transportation
has a drainage easement as far as Wfldmere Avenue, but
from that point on no easement exists.
The Commissioner continued that aerial photographs
taken in 140 show the natural floi of drainage water to have
been through the Schubert parcel even at that time. Under
these conditions, the man has no right to dam up the stream,
lIattawa said he was informed llattaway said that the
('oUflt) cannot furnish the pipe and further it would appear
discriminatory to pipe one section of the ditch without piping
it all.
Attorney S. Joseph Davis Jr. agreed that if the ditch has
existed all these years, the man (Schubert) has no right to
close It. And hlatt.a way added, neither does he have the right
to d :iui rid that pipe be placed there. The ultimate ('utf all of
the drainage ditch is Fairy Lake.
Council voted affirmetive)y on motion by Williamson to
Instruct the attorney to correspond with Schubert and In
"frank and plain" language let the man know if he closes the
ditch again the city will be forced to join with nearby
property owners In filing Injunctive action against him.
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Williams
seconding
lack of a second. This tucums
motions, and following a great
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Planning
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"As long as
lA)NGWOOI)
federal funds are involved, th e results of a meeting In Atlanta
federal government holds the tith officials of the U.S.
Protection
club,"
Engineer Harold Had- Environmental
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told
the
City
Council
last
Agency,
city
officers
and
night while explaining future representatives of th e East
-steps to be taken in the city's Central Florida Regional
quest for federal grants to Planning Council, Radcliffe
said live alternatives are
available in order to get the
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alternatives are being un.
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by his firm with
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At
council and EPA officials, with
the studies to be completed
within
thin 14 days.
By IH)NNA ESTES
He said the "rock upon which
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both Longwood and Altamonte
Offer of the East Central Springs had foundered" in the
$'
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Florida Regional Planning effort to gain the government
Council
and its Orange- moneyfor rewer treatment was
£
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give top priority to assisting the plans cannot be accepted fore'
4.
Cities of Longwood and just the cities, but for the ent.ire
Altamonte
with area.
Springs
vestigating the accident. Troopers estimated
LEON PARKHLIRST, 77, of Daytona Beach,
meeting requirements of the
The engineer continued that
U.S. Environmental Protection 75 per cent of the costs of the
was killed on impact Tuesday afternoon west of
the damage at $4.O® each to the car and
Agency in federal funding for studitis can be reimbursed from
building. The City of DeLand Fire Department
DeLand. Parkhurst was traveling east on SR 44
sewer
treatment facilities on a the federal money, If it
apat a high rate of speed when he lost control of
assisted at the scene. The death pushed Volusia
cost basis was personally proved, lie did not, however,
his 1972 Buick, left the roadway, and slammed
County's fatality count to 63 for W•
rejected by Altamonte Mayor give an estimate of the cost or
into the Highway Oil Service Station building.
(Rupert Chastain Photo)
Lawrence Swofford Tuesday. say who will pay for the studies
Troopers C. F. Brown and P. E. Dixon are in'Related Story Page 3M
in the event federal grants are
County Commissioner Sidney not approved.
Vihlen Jr.. c ha irman of the 0-S.
The five alternatives which
0 Committee said he called may be considered, Radcliffe'
Swofford and offered these said, Is the cost and efservices to Altarnonte and Fectiveness of one central
Indicated the service would also treatment plant to serve North
be available to Longwood on an Orange and South Seminole
immediate emergency basis. incorporated and uninThe cities would be called upon c'orporated areas alike; ad.
to only reimburse the actual v&nced waste treatment with
By MARION BETHEA
which was inoperative
he was called to the scene.
that anytime a fire or other cost of time spent by the very stringent requirements
However, he noted the school
The Sanford Fire Depart- emergencies are reported,
Council in preparing the special but which allows dumping into
In an attempt to dispell has three alternatives for ment, Pelham said, responded expect him to evacuate the interim plan required he said. moving streams; the expense of
runior and report Facts on utilization during emergencies: to the call within four riiinutes, school immediately." This.
Vihk'n estimated the entire possibly two regional plants,
yesterday's conflagration at a fire horn, a series of bell and on arrival the school staff Harriett said, goes for any cost at $1,000. The corn- one in Seminole and one near
Sanford Middle School, the signals
and
the
inter- was "already cleaning up the school or institution,
missioner continued that Orlando: possibility of four or
Herald this morning In. communication system.
mess."
"When they callus," the chief Swofford termed the idea of five semi-regional plants and
terviewt'd various officials for
The children were not
Fire Chief G. M. Harriett said, "they should evacuate the paying for the study by the the expense factor of operation
their comment and explanation evacuated, he mainialned, due commented, "the building building and then it's up to me p I a n n I n g
g r o u p s if each city is allowed to have
of
the
situation
and to the fact the fire was coo- constitutes a certain amount of to say whether or not It's safe to — discr imi natory" and "per- its own plant, thus bringing a
requirements and respon- tinned and extinguished almost hazard." State law, accoriing return to
the building."
sonally" rejected it. He further multiplicity of sewer plants to
sibilities in such emergency instantly. Teachers, he said, to Harriett requires fire drills in
Harriett says he plans to visit declared he knew his City the area.
situations,
were on hand with the cust3dial each school every month and all county schools leaving the Council would reject it as well.
Included in each of the five
Director of Auxiliary Ser- staff and extinguished the fire the results recorded.
"1 told him explicitly that the studies, he said, would be
same above instructions,
vices H ugh Canton when with extinguishers. The fire, he
Harriett said he went to
Ha.rriett said he was unaware arrangement for payment for phases showing water quality,
queried as to the requirements said, was confined to the stage Sanford Middle School this the one fire bell was not in actual time spent is the usual
cost cffc'cti',eness, elimination
for frequent-) of fire drills in curtain and gym neats and was morning and talked with operation, but did know some practice and that the
Council of pollution, implementation
schools said that the state completely extinguished when Pelham leaving instructions ('utside
alarms did not work. stands ready at the beck and and a timetable of when small
requires only two each year,
call of Altzinionte Springs to do sewer plants can be phased out.
However, he said it is
whatever possible to give
The engineer cautioned the
customary to hold four or five
assistance in this emergency," board not to have any
preduring the year, and some
Vihlen said.
conceived
notions
of
what
th e
principals hold monthly drills
VihIen sa id all the co unties of studies will show and assured
l
The frequent-v of the fire'
the East Central Florida his firm is working in the
best
drills. Carlton said, is entire)
planning area were polled and interests of both cities. "Keep
at the discretion of cacti
to hold up all projects to an open mind and don't jump to
7 agreed
principal, provided, of course',
assist the two cities.
Preconceptions," he said.
that the state' requirements are
met.
ti
In another question, Carlton
I
was asked if fire is detected in a
school if it is the duty of the
B illll. SC 0Th'
Stenstroni then asked funding from the federal
principal to 'evacuate the
Pelham to give the woman a government, could resolve the
school, or if it is eompu1sn-y
Seminole County School copy of the charges against her situation, but for the present the
that he do so. Carlton said it is Board at an afternoon public
as had been furnished the schools have no program to
not compulsory, that it is at the hearing expelled for the board to aid them in their deal with the problem.
discretion of the school print. remainder of the school year a deliberations about her son.
"I would make it mandatory
cipal.
14-year-old Sanford Middle
In the course of the discussion for a student to go before the
In the case of Sanford Middle' S hool youth, after the outh's between board nnt'niibers, Sten. iiit'nt.al health clinic before we
School, he said, the fire was divorced mother advised the strum and the boy's mother, it expelled him," Culpepper
confined before there was a board 'it would do no good to was the apparent Indication stressed.
serious situation.
allow tier son to stay at home," that the expellee suffered from
However, it was pointed out
Sanford Middle School in lieu of attending school.
physological problems, but had by Stenstrum there was no law
Principal Dan Pelham was
The mother requested the not been referred to a county to force a child to consult with
posed
the
question public hearing before the board agency such as the Association the mental health clinic unless
precipitated by a tall from a after she i as advise-d that her for Mental health for consulta- the parents would cooperate
concerned individual that no son Was to be expelled on the tions.
The youth's mother, said she
fire drills had been held at the recommendation of Dan PelDr. Stuart Ce'lpepper, ob- was awaiting a certificate from
school this year ) when fire ham. Sanford Middle School viously moved by the boy's
her former husband, a Navy
drills are conducted and if the principal and Supt. John Angel. Plight, said 'we should do
wtdch would allow her
allegation were true.
Pelham handed the board something about this by requirto treat the boy at the Orlando
Pelharn replied that each ineniibers a copy of the alleged ing psychological counseling,
Naval Hospital.
class receives "fire in- misdeeds attributed to her son but lamented such a program
On a reluctant motion by Cul.
struction" but that he did not which lead to his dismissal could not be set up by the School
recall whether or not there had from class, but declined to read Board for "just one person." pepper, with the realization
been any actual drills this year. the docwnent aloud for the
Board chairman A. F. Keeth that one student must not be
As l,o frequency. Pelham said record.
agreed. and pointed out this allowed to disrupt other stutwo are held during the year,
With the student absent should'7uive been dune long ago. dents, the board voted
one
sezneter.
during the quasijudicial hear"It will be disasterous unless uanimovsly to expell.
Pe'tham was also asked to ing, Douglas Slenstrorn, School something is done," Culpepper
A second expulsion from
atevunt for a rwtior that the Board attorney, advised die added
Sanford Middle School of a lreason the children were not mother she has the right to have
Andrew lracken, school )'eJ-uId eighth grader followed
evacuated was due to a Fire bell an attorney represent her inter- admiv,istrative aide, said there with principal Peihani advlring
being Inoperative.
ests, if she desired. "1 can't was future hope that the pro- the second youth was not
Pelham disclosed the school afford an attorney." was her posed ES I' or social ad- "retarded" but was disobedient
has three alarm systems, one of reply.
Justnient program, now seeking to t&'a'hirs.
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n hose cannj)miign for
I )rumiiiiiunti olieneMi (lie 'AL ork election was based on orderly
session scheduled for Il :45 a.m. development of the e'owity, SaitI
Tuesday.
(lint his personal feeling was
Szyunyog told those' present that in this county, there should
hat the' Department
Lx' a variety of zoning for ii
Atiniinistrmttion 701 program variety of living styles. ''I Feel
provides financial a istance to this project is incompatible
local governments for sup po rt st itli what is established in
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'if local planning efforts, Grants zoning and development''
are available to cover two Williams made this saint,' j)()ti(
thirds mind in sonic cases three'- on et'li of the two miiotlous
fourths of planning activity
per presented by Kimbrough which
cost. Th e maxinium grant
passed by a 3-2 vote, tie' rumate
application per year according no comment on the I lenthrow
to population figures for det't'lpnnenit.
Seminole counts' would be
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tiemid mind said (lint lie felt (limit
The broad objectives of the
•ifter the Board had approved
program are to assist local th e zoning for the three
elected officials to establish (lie ttetelopuitents in question, that
('0 Ui P e he mis iv e
planning
this action on Brantley and
pru'c's as a continuing function WingFieltt was capricious on the
of government Make COu1i
part of the Hoard. W lien
irehien.sit'e planning relevant to
\1'itljmiiiis suggested (lint the
critical social needs; improve Court,.s could decide the issue,
the quality and efficiency of
Driiuitniiontt commented that It
development
land
anti would be a futIle act by the
associated physical facilities.
Board and an unnecessary
Farm' told the Board that form expense. "We have already
his vantage point, prime overtaxed the citizens for
projects he t;ould suggest in. services offered."
elude a management study of
County attorney was incount',' departments and ad- structed to draft (lie resolutions
ministration; flood plain on Wingfield Reserve and Like
delineation; drainage study: Brantley Arms and send a copy
consolidation of metro ser. to (lie developers. Appropriate
vices; a street numbering department heads were also
system and the revenue sharing instructed to notify the'
administration.
developers that a muotuon had
APPbI'mltIonS must be in by been passed to withhold all
itiid I)ecember, Szyenyog told building permits on the two
the Hoard which WitS in Full developments until th e matter
attendente by noon.
is resolved.
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Dec. 2-3
Casselbt'rr> Firemen's
Auxiliary will hold a Christmas
Bazaar at the Maitland Flea
Market on Highway 17-92 in
Fern Park, front 9 to 5 p.m.
30
NOV.
Circle
of
Elks
Anna Miller
Dec. 3
will hold a rummage sale, 109
Annual ''Fantasyland
North Palmetto Avenue, Tableshow and Boutique" at
Sanford, 9 ann. to 5 p.m.
the Sanford Garden Club
building, U.S. 17-92, 1-5 PJ1.
Nov. 29
Square dancing at the Sanford Civic Center at 8:30 p.m.
Join John Saunders icaller)
Central Florida Genealogical
and I listurical Society regular
7:30 . nut., College
umeting,
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',irk Womnen'a ('is a' Cl u b, 714
Dartmouth, Orlando
Do ExpelledPupie s
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son,
that the zoning approved
ret'.' nit hearings. for the
I I.'attirow development by (lit'
I 'an I tire' i Emit erpr ise ,
stand its approved.
('ontmnissioner Vihlen
defended hIs approval of all
ttirt'i' zoning c'Iiati):vs ishuhi
ss ere l);usset by the Board ill
November, saying that he felt
that their development was a
t'omiipatihl.' use for the land ail
lie reminded (hit' board that tin'
WI nglicl.t anti Lake I(rantlt' N
Arnis ztining changes ss err
In Atninta with officials of (he
I'rntt'rt Inn
l' ovironnit' nt ill
Agency realtivi' to set' ;ig.' plant
iiifltnit'(iiin anil Itinilimig
glvi',i at est.'r.i:iv's iiii'e'ting (if
I 'its' I 'ouin'll by City I':ngineen
I larolit Radcliffe.
Ithilrliffr saul (h1I city 111141
' in
;lpI) iielt for a Federal grant
M;is, 1971 for 821 imillI 111,1
'hit' 1-:11A. Radcliffe said.
which
tiiitllni"ii fit'.' uil(t'riiutli
m he pursued In tin' s.'wng.'
treatment plants st hkhi directly
Altnuiiinnte
no.1
ruiwi't'fl
I inigt ouci, water quality nII.I
cost reports will be prepared
ati.l siihmiiit(e'.l to EPA.
){mule'Ii fit' said three $ nliases
were pointed omit In ill si 'iiss).ins
that in relation to tt muter .iimlit
b' 198.1 there must lx' the best
tt'tiiniqtit's for waste tr.'attiient
There will In' established water
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action could he taken.
deal of diseus.slon, (lie motion
The same motion was made carried with Drummond and
for the' devel o pment at Lake VihIen against the move to
Brantley Arms with Kiuibrougti return the matter to (Ili,
reeomnineathng Ill .AA or III. p1 anninig
AAA zoning For the area, in- miiis.slon for recomiskieratinit
existing
stead
of
the
A m,int ion by K i mbrou g h
classification of
the satin' thenights
Grants For
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Or dinance changing the zoning on property abutting SR
434 from Grant Street east to U.S. 17.92 on the north side and
frui Oxf ord Street cast tz the sodth side from residential to
business district was adopted on first reading by the Council.
Council Chairman Eugene Jaques Indicated sale of much
of the property in question rests on the re7onlng. The ordinance received unanimous approval of the four members
present.
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to he ulittc'd that
i'll Itient t Ill hi
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w iii r wit y , Will lurnl itirs I
ilegniide further the "ii in nat) nig to the' I,) It IC EcOn I I,e'rr' itiust 1* ii re'coIit ion
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'1110% wi'iil,l cc'rve the northern stat big Altamonte agrees to go
iiuniitv of water.
l(l'Itiffe ilted that mill of the nri'mi of the e'inintv, (Jvledo. In with the project in oxc hange
In a grant to go along with
opt I inns e xcept 1)110 I nil tnt.' Altamonte. Apepkn, etc
A I s. noteil or.' several whatever plan Is accepted: that
i'ittiilete nilvn med waste
there fI ti ;! ?' n" ' plirniiro
i plunk with (trio sl
tr.'4lti000t whk h will Is' of I "l0f,rm'
hot (or thin .lr I uk I ug water west of (I S. 1 792 s.'rvinig cIiitomi,rn'
I iini',wio4, Altmnnionte'. Forest
quality.
All U iv,thhn,g
ltiule'I)f(e .imtiniit"l (hut ,)' ( •, y, Maitlanil, etc, and tinoth.'r
This
would
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f or (Ia'
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sort'.' Winter Sprinu',s, Winter
ii nile by EPA by Dec. I
tit,rs'iI Is for 75 per ( e'nt HNI
Park i
get all or
te
'I ha' fillip niti'rnuitivc' would be Alt amonwill
WhIr 1, Is Practi c al
depending as to
Iridoiw'nal.'nit sewage plant not hi ng
whether it is on the list of t Ities
Relative to uuiipli'iiii'mitiitii'n. Fir emit Ity
Itndrtifle r,'i,nnunivnal,'d that earmarked for multi-million
ituitli '1)11.' stressed that if iii.'
solution is found to Is' m''r.' shim,lil I Is city niot Is' mimic to, Iminirlinig alPs muted far Flaridi
;i.1vuiiitngi'iiis titan other'; It will iffl tire 'to.' large plant in five tritiril' ipnlitiec
Itmids'liFfe said (tint should (tie
hi' mi.'i'.'ssnry to d.' (or nut ni' .'nrs they nit opt whatever can
Is' i,htnint'.l, I PA has assured city not receive fedora
whether It is practical
The alternatives i iti'sI by the city, he muu.i, (tie agency will ;iscistmirn e', It is possible for
Altannunnite to tsii Id ii sewage
l I 'i\ i a vt'nitruil plant tt huh Ic Is' r.;,c,onnl,I,'
Wit hiini I hi' next two weeks plant w ithout federal (unsung
to Is' loruit,'il i'iit of Ovii'ilu
tennpr.r ar 'j
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fur
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that a intay put cue ;mc ktige plants, tiu
ther alternutti t'e is a plant ant' is out il mu toil
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ttitli (lii' sautit' i'uiIin('ItV (loser r.'c',liitluni to apply for the grant this would he a risk, he opined
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Although the Council last week ki cked back plans to the
roning board submitted by Albert Clark of Calbert Construction Cniipany of the proposed Highland hills Subdivision to be built
the Markham Road, the Council last
night approved final pint on the basis of a "deal" worked out
by Mayor Kenneth Brown.
Clark said he had met with the mayor after last week's
Council meeting and Brown agreed to a contribution to the
y from the developer of $5,000 In lieu of recreation
Property.
When Councilman Kiosky continued questioning concerning the two water retention areas, one in particular near
the main power line tlu-ougn the area, Clark replied," The
mayor said we had a deal so I thought he had It all set up."
Councilman Dick Crenshaw said he had been advised.
The plat received approval contingent upon the engineer's
approval and city receipt of a certified check In the amount of
$5,000. Kiosky cast the only negative vote. Previously his
motion to reject the plan died for lack of a second.
she was walking home from
school. The girl told officers the
man tried to take oil her clothes
and was taking off his clothes
when a car came along and
scared him away.
A $485 theft was reported by
the manager at the Spanish
In
Apartments
Trace
Altamonte Springs. A chair,
mirror and wall decoration
were taken from the entrance to
the clubhouse,
Meadors Marine on U.S. 1792, west of Sanford, reported
the theft of a 12-foot aluminum
boat from a dock across the
Springs, was transferred from
Gainesville to Sanford and
charged with three charges of
uttering a forged check and ont.
charge of sale of narcotic drugs
earlier this week. Tuesday he
was charged with two COUntS of
forgery on warrants from
District Four Justice of the
Peace Robert Carroll. Lowery
has already been sentenced to
serve time in Raiford Prison by
Alauchua County authorities,
Sanford Police are in
vestigating a charge by a I.I.
year-old Sanford girl that a
colored male attacked her as
bag of cannabis imarijuana i
and sold it to the officer For $5.
The girl had reportedly pjj
away from her Jacksonville
home and was en route to we
friends In Sunlarid Estates.
George Earl Morris, 26, of 103
Graham Road, Fern Park, was
arrested by county authorities
for Avon Park Police Depart.
merit an Indecent exposure
charges. Avon Park authorities
arrived in Sanford Tuesday
night to transport the suspect
hack to that city.
Adam Ellis Lowery, 24, of 207
Campello Street, Altamon.
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country, especially from
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says. deny the insurgents hard social
on which to build a popular
issues
economic
f ollowing
Mauretania."
American sources here dispute this Contention, but concur with Spinola's assessment on
almost every other point.
The (12-year-old, monocle-wearing governor
general contends, for example. that "we have
put into the hands of Portuguese Guinea
Af rica ns arms wi th which to fight the insurgents
and 50 per cent of our military force there is
made up of blacks who have volunteered and
receive te same pay as our soldiers from
Lisbon." He made much the same claim for
Mazambique and Angola.
"We have won the social revolution in the
roirztry," Spinola insisted in an interview here.
"The enemy' has confessed he cannot win. While
he once used persuasion as the main weapon for
recruiting. he has now turned to the use of force
and terrorism against the population.
"This is a clear sign that he is facing diificulty and eventual defeat, for he needs the
people to win and we now have them on Portugal's side. We, not the terrorists, are leading a
revolution in Guinea."
\rriin 'ourc'es here concur
-pincilas assertion that a combination of social
and military strategy has turned "a potentially
bad situation for the Lisbon government two
years ago into a better than even c ha nce that th e
Yuerri11as will eventually lose in their long
protracted struggle with the Portuguese
iovernment to wrest physical control from
now more enslaved than before. The precipitous
granting of independence was a serious mistake
against the African population, thrown into a
slavery from which they will free themselves one
cia' Mv country will not commit that error—for
the
good of the
Portuguese Africans,"
By BRUCE BIOSSAT
R JEFFREY ST. JOHN
Cople News Service
PAIGC. the guerrilla group fighting for
independence, labels itself "Party for Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde." British.
\merican, and Portuguese sources here,
however, insist the PAIGC is largely supplied
nd trained by Communists from Moscow.
;nrsola. regarded as one Of th e most able
i:ry men in th e Portuguese armed forces,
said PAIGC's situation is so critical that it has
heen forced to seek recruits "outside' of the
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vho appear in public in a slovenly. pcx)rly
dressed condition. Th e information verifies
persistent rumors about the decline' of humor in
deprived
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The trouble with elementary schools Is the) spend too
much time trying to educate children arid not enough on skill
tritining or custodial child cure.
So says Carl Bereiter of the Department of Applied
l 'tu logy at the Ontario, Canada, Institute for Studies in
Lducutinn. He explains that education, "the' effort to inpent o f
fiuenc'e' development" and "11* deliberate develom
tiiii perseinnlity,
preperl
and competently carried on within
family and some
u'urnniunity organiiwtiuns d esigned to incule-icIL- value!" at.
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Cnhld cure', he- conUnue's, is re1ativt'l neutral. "It consists of providing rewur, services. activities, love and
attention for children, but with no attempt to influence the
course of their behavior."
Bereiter sees merit in such trad i tional school practices
as "..working for marks, ritual and 'good student' morality"
because of the emphasis on performance and their ability to
make children feel important.
"..,The demise of the traditional school Is clearly under
ha
msint-vitabk Th' process whereby things tt
way and see
lo absurd from tie' outside come to be viewed as absurd
from the inside seems ir reversible so that isolated little
arbi tra ry r ules
w or lds that feun according to their o
Bereiter's school could be conducted with existing
technology and me thodology.
In his provoca ti ve' article' to a recent Ha rvard
Educational Review, the professor advoca tes educa ti onal
voucher plans, "..o that parents will have some individual
choice as to how their schooling dollars are spent ... l
suspect ... that it might take the kind of competitive market
that voucher plans would create before' schools would be
zriotivatedtopros'sdt'as effective trauung as Is possible."
It is unlikely that Bereiter's plan will be Implemented
inid he is certain to be bra nded a hereti c . But many parents
and some schoolme'n will find considerable merit in his
proposal, particularly if we are to continue with a public
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ci t'cit lovers loyally . nothing as
completely unreasonable. I've
been told twice recently that
cats keep roaches away. How
can any one' believe' that
One roach has about 14 babies
if day. It would take a regiment
(if cats 1111(1 Iii the' tiut'antitiie the'
repealed in 1969. Sit 9-a. De
Ice Porte, To house.
School
Medical
Appropriates $9 mullion for
of
the
completion
University of South Florida
Medical School, Sit 5-a, 1k'
a step forward.
You hate war. Big wars. little
la llarte. ,ro nouse
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transportation ten wars and neighixurhood stars
there.
Please pull in your horns and
don't fight the' leash Law. I could
write a book about other
iwoinle's pets.
Name withthelul by request
Authorizes public delentiers to represent indigent
~i,uth and adult.
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id iiltir,nelc, IIM' of liii r,er,qt pow.
erfeil wr'uiIee,i, if veto, If the Legllciteirc' passes me H unnolatory
dent he lx' rio It y till)
I struenegly urge you toreIra In fruit e n,iiiklni! iapi lid Pine'
iciurteeqet mandatory a intl avoid
applying it tee a wick variety of
crItic.' c,' ins' suit) in if speech
'I ei.'c.Iay at the ecpcmnlng of (tie
cix'rl:il
Askew's proposal obviously
hunt the lit:1
tearer) Ire the Senate, tc here Senate President
Mallory I (once, f).Tal)atiuessee,
mid ''I totally ogres' with him ''
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s'nigtit t- c.nneprnnnel, measure
by propeeci ng a inn ndntory
death p'neaIty for mnecirder
linison gijoreis and In
the art of felonies with a threeJudge panel deciding the
penalty ire ruttier prc'mnieditu*ted
tnuc,r'le'r ron'ii
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tiruii
lint Gautier told Shevin that
he would robahily only ww it
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meeting, but only to consider op
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.el,iuu.st all previous governors
If tse''r.' gtllrlg U. de(
ho c .elk ci s tuul Sessions
whether to hate imethin1 i
"I' m not sure there isn't miners' important as the death pen.is
I \ I I_A I IA".Sl I Fla. I Al')
cIuuu,ei'e clonic by having special in Florida, I don t think .( '.'uv R.'uhini Askew Is 'threat'sslomis, where everything Is should have to do it on a ru';tcuing the integrity of the legis- rush, rush, rush, than there rushrush basis," said de
I1itl' Pro('t'Ss by expecting would be to let the Legislature tarts',
lawmakers to do sue much tit SO just stay li t hones' and wait for
If.' strongly hinted that hi h(tl tii:ie, says state Semi. linus liii' regular ses.ciorus,'' said dv Ia u -ornituittee would probably toc_ a .erte
I';ert e .
to postpone the Equal High! -,
Ill- said Askew's loading ,mniu'nrlzn.'n( until the 1973 ci' IX' In Parte, president pro
U'eeupere and chairman (of the c1uCs ii the death penalty session Sliunu if ft.' lInus' 1
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select Sc'ecccte coniniuitte'e' hone. Nwh subjects Sii( ii as wu,nIIu'tl'S fir.t
r i ghts . sewer and • (101 itional
cllirui' cdl sic ciii cc sciuuni It 'Isl,i
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bias the effect of
tutu, said Askew should lucy.' funding
handle has even tries) to show th.'
Iiieiite'd his special session call destroying our ability Ui
asiing
thni
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was
and
tick
deliberatively
tie the death penalty.
emergency situation,'' said (1.'
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Ilt-tter yet, said the Tampa
Democrat Ill an Interview Tues- legislative process,"
Ifolay. it would fall "I %kill not he stallipeded."
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better servetlif the Legislature
of the length S.ini(I he wouldn't waste turin
lie said because
had Stayed Completely bonnie. of Askew's
special session
''Tiic're is not it single piece of call nine,' subjects--his
legislation before it s that committee probably won't even
qualifies as a true emergency." begin It) consider the death
said de la I'cirte, ''nittioughi I pe nalty until Wednesday night,
understand the governor had a
rotniiiltint'nt to take up tIne
death penalty."
IX,
lit Parte, ,I strong Askew
supporter who usually serves as
the gevemnucr s floor leader on
tax issues, said bits c'riticisnin of
Askew's three-day special sessian call is notpersonal. lie said
fie 's had the same' gripe with
pouting about the special
'a'-
SiOfl.
''Now that we're up here, 1ci
.' a
going to (to m damndest todi)
good job,'' said de ha Porte'
Two Firms Sued
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While
l ASHINGTON Republicans and L*niocrats are still
trying to sort through the wreckage
of the election. the National Right to
Work C.uuuuittee already sees a
brighter ht'ri.wn.
Dedicated to fight compulsory
uzuonisles and to defend section 14-B
iii the' Taft-Hartley Labor Relations
At't, the committee c-la-mis results in
house and Senate rates indicate if
nwre' sympathetic Congress in
January.
All 10 co-sponsors of a proposed
national right to work law who were
seeking reelection won. Several
represent highly Industrialized,
heavily unionized distrk"i.s.
Tiit'c'otiuxdttee takes special pride
in the election of Virginia
Republican Re'p. Williani St'utt to
the Senate Scott was a co-sponsor of
'he bill in the' House'
He defeated incumbent 1)eneocrat
Sen William Spong.
The victory of conservative'
Republican Jesse Helms in the
North Carolina Senate race also Is
hailed as a ewuticittee success. Both
Scutt and Helnis ssere the targets of
heavy union spending.
Rayiziond Lesorniti, e'hairnian of
the' board CII the NRTl' Cunuziittt'e,
said his urganir.atiun will cont entrte' effor'ts In Congress next
year to get conunitter hearings on a
1.at ions) ban tin compulsory
u.'m'luslie and to se,rd off 'ire expected atte-lnpt to extend the
National Labor Relations Act to
e'us-eT' agricultural workers, thus
niaking theiti vulnerable to forced
union meznberstüp in many states.
Nine'teeii states currently have
And lye Learned A Lot.
F
Hartley
-An analysis of thit' results in.dicate we have e'uuw a long, long
stay Innii 1965 when t.e retention of
set-hun 14-B was in doubt," Lesorniu
says in a statement. "That is no
longer an luue worthy of serious
deisc'uuion. A solid majority of
representatives elected Nov. 7
idatnuntly oppose repeal.
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neighoungster,
on to
dogs
two
bprhood, brought
buithiroomuito
themiiy lawn to go
I arimmuit I said sonic' ss-ords
Ladies aren't supposed to use
IV While cleaning up the two mIt-s
'Tie youngster looked at nut
with contempt and took his
14,o lluters leo-tie.
This m,n,ermlmrug I cleaned
gmrbop'e dragged fruiec a uec'igh'
bor's can. It had been serapped
torn and
I? foil amnd the foil was
i'uttcred over gnuy' latin.
not from our
('ungs-esa In tennis of taking positive
steps toward major restrictions on
and ultimate prohibition of c*n-
L&eaorruu says the national coOlmutter nose inten& to step "p its
educational and legislative efforts to
ban all forms of compulsory
uniunsim fur federal, state and
niuniripal etriployes.
-'
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are looking at thee
to-
,,b.nitoi. Two-cole'
bboe, All a'.eal ca,-ssen.cCount) .
,)-as 'ut.
$6 a
I
The Casselberi'y City C.uni i l
Seminole
County is opposing construction of
Two
located
at the liquor store and lounge on
ruimmipanie's,
one
Care
Wonderful
. . .
4
Sanford
Airport,
are
being
sued Sc,'mnioran Boulevard, west of
(luring the week when more so there'll be more 5ocn) and U 1t
e r ald::
'_t i er,Her
in 18th Jtuciiital Circuit Court Carriage thU Subdivision
than likely that she will be iiiy fence' means nothing to
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like
publicly
to
thank
The hearing before Judge
for tlnmiucuges, according to
them. Green flies breed where
0 going to town on Saturday.
for
well
of
court
records
in
the
clerk
Clarence
Johnson,
I inquired into the reason this they have scratched up the our own Seminole Hospital
w
onderful
c are that I
tine
sshethe'r
Casselberr)
uI,'temnjient'
facility was closed and stas told tuiulctn around my roses. They
"' EAst R(-,81%,;0N
receiv ed in .umu e me rge ncy
A suit against F dnnund hi is the * ight IC) prohibit the,
ON
A
,
Fla .
Tuesday that it be. kept at 11
nsation
ation they stay all scratc hUI) Cut breshls pluemitul
is Compens
'0i-t5r)
A.
Ihewles, anti Robert C. Hopkins, liquor firm Iroric locating on the
an dueccuk'nt. I don 't be li eve that
All)— After two years at feet or lowered to 12 feet.
pansies
ttav Wednesday and (05:30 p.m. uctuniuis.
there is another hospital in the debate over the fate cit the
president and secretary of pro pe rty, it bought for $ 1 35.00
t'ven'dav. When I asked what nasturiunis, lease' my door mat
Johosemi
Omit.) S un til
give
any
be
could
World
that
Sanford
Aviation Academuiy
tter Cross-Florida Barge Canal, Dcc' 15 tittm
somebody should do when th ey smelling and try to catch a
t11
ome urusc_
5t'it't.'. I want to especially' U.S. Circuit Judge Harvey
Inc.,
located
at the airport.
live quite a distance from town white parakeet that feeds with
that keeping
down
thank the kind and thoughtful Johnsen says he mopes to
in the
damages
LiSkUi
for
I was told that I should come the wild birds.
open if would
,, be in t hite pu b)'
bli c i ntte
*ous,
along
with
the
X-ray
final
hearing
on
was filed by
rest.
amuceunt
$4,600
the
combined
These' sonic neighbors did
during muiv lunch hour. Th is is
he level was 18 feet when att o rney Brinly Carter of
personnel.
,
la wsuits in the COSC by March 1.
no solution since most of fine keep thickens. The roosters
I'I'(L
Stniinole
I just want to let all
side_rut Nixon lucIte_cl etemi I)t B1urs representing Charles
lohosen was sent litre from
oni around arid
ids at many schools are, not disturbed everyone
strie tioni on the catial in A. Yeage r.
knots
that
nts
we
(mint)
reside
r forminir S.enlurd
'euprt
Omaha Neb.. by V S.
mm
hInts cd off campus during comc_ one reported them to tIne.
J a nuary l9 1. Juiinn.se'ii ordered .-\', icticemn Auatit.'muns official
fine
tin
have
just
as
a
hospital
Court
Chief
Justice
Warren
city The lemming after (he
Iunc'h
right here in Sue miford, as Burger he preside e)ver tie' It bettered tue II Int'l best spring
Iii tine suit, it is ,elk'gc'eI that
So I ask: Is it fair to close the owners stere lucId the chickens
t5'tltiS(' ecologists said this defendants Ross k's anti hiuupkinns
iii F I,unidce. ,
anywhere
I
thorny issue's he'twe'en
library' on Saturday' We paid must go, I found egg all over my
.1.
ssccultl
sate
25,000
trees.
Milford
A.
(,.owdery
s'irontmicnti)ists
Mrs
four
$101)
hces'e
mucetie'
but
anti advocates
six dollar-s fer our library card car and on my house, I had
lake Mary of water commerce.
$5,000
on
it
Attorney's reported to the pece>'eiecrnts
since we live out of the city nothing to do with the coinhottest
court
Tuesday
that
this
nummiber
promissory
note
payable
to
One
of
the
limits arid I think we are en- plaint.
made
is
\'eclgt'r,
and
it
demand
issues,
had
been
exceeded.
preliminary
the water
Flying the Hug
I cccii riot even supposed to
titled to something.
level of itothneicen l'oo), teues been
Ralph l':llicett, attiurney for the for tine remainder of tine amount
A concerned student, turn the hose oil the ''Ixeir (lUflit)
r
ect
me
t
hod
Tile
cor
Carnal Authority (if Florida, to be paid in full. Suit teas filet)
put ciii until Dec, 15.
Debra Duguid amniemecels''. Once I put ground
Ing tile flag of tile Unit
own
was
It
scheduled to be charged that thne attempt to Nov- 15
red pepper in etiy' very
e EDITOR'S NOTE: We are
'mnoriu I)''
stesmi
lii Ihne' second action insulting
let's') at 13 feet or
to
be
astonished to It'arnn the Sanford petunia bed. Tsso cats had
n , Ift'if( from sunr i se until bro ught UI) to 18 feet above keep tIne' ss'ceter
Se'iieinole
('ouinty finn, if suit
cc
to
tnucke
the
e
owner
collect
tine
mniccenn
let's')
(Cml
Dec.
lower
is
minute
1, but
it
bathed cent) th
our war
I 'utelb I ,ihrcirs is not open on
sea
iionic'ri tig
nuie)iu
dammiceges
t'xc't't'dinig 51
eligible
for
tine
,
and
full-staff
From
the
Eeivir.etimiie'mntcui
Defense
()klawaiea
ltive'r
hic,'ruue's
'iturday a this is the logical quite a few mucus's.
PRICED FROM
Fund EI)l" e asked at it hearing W ild It isers Sy stein, I it %% as filet) by Olsen Tt'miulsirar)
There' is nnthiimng fiercer than
no-ni until sunset.
time lr s ounng readers to check
te'c'oeine's leant of thus system, it services tit ('e'ntr.ei Florid, 1. c
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Paneling Accessories
out bociks, students to due
Iircebciblv could rne've'r beco me if jet'rscemnmnel (mmcc stitin Tnciipe
t'huceI asstg.i'
:
research for
Prefinished Mouldings
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headquarters,
u
uii,iInst de k mu
oereal route
me nit and theist setice stork
tc'i
P
In uemeuuthne r lire huucueners Issue. cLint \t drune Itt court t liii,
For the ultimate in ceiling luxur> visit our Arm_____________________________________
during the ste e k to use tine
m
inn
Park
cen
Fern
ii.
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sItter
Johnsen
denied
ci
re
qut
strong ("iling Ttk ('enter where you can see the
f.i cuts Saturd is is .i popular
Orl and,, uittc'nee ' \Lenk (1
utujuure tiuumn to built t ree cutting in
dat leur tithe r libr.irk a arid set'
..L"
latest ti ideas for beautiful cciii rigs
thee I urek1e I'ool area near (),-if. Coope r is rt pre cc ntinb the
should local reside nts hate In
eon iphe ire ant " alleges that
.4t information
ii l'hie .etn.cl 1\uthcuurit s celri iij
go to Orlando)
h
\Lerimie lii. secure ti ustis a bill If
m.ul
omit
mc
has
stieppi.
ci
the
come
the t fld eel
IFWE
e,.n '1114PM
$o5 N leer Icutxer c.tn erges I lit
timber operation.
Saturday%
11,
r-.Z11cc juidi'e Iteok umetit r studt ci suit ss as filet) ten Not
Telephone
Cot, Dog
In still another court cc tit'me i
re quit ct that he. find the ( uenuel
MASTER CHUG$
Acutheurity if state age nc sy, in iit.irmmng stuis sc heduled this
_-L ç
22-0500
Co m plain t s
ccmitc.minpt t.xc. cerise iicetbe_nirig elicit ining in ' ennumnule C ouiits
IAN KAM EJICAD
(ire nit Court in an effort ti
/
e urntimntue ci often a l'171 in
11. r .Ir1
Iii
settle' if zceniing dispute bt'tts e.'t'te
I't'rbcapc
Wnsteieegtome,
it
jufnt'tnun
issuc'd
lit
Ii
ott
u1u,
Do you
Sanford, Florida
520 S. Maple Ave.
( 'ucccelhe'rry' cent) ('tess in l.ique'rs
I) ('
: (iu enjoy tuimec iciore because
s now able.' to go where tie'
1
O pleases and ecuess Up other
.i'.
people's yards instead of yours
I
Isigs,
born
surtt-)'orS,
are
umicamnncy in their ability to tell
.
property
line
Is,
ssuere their
"Ci
.
much
its
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as
taxes
I hate
''Uf)
Ii.'
anyone, but I scould be
Illy bloodshot eye-balls" ire
soniething
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taxes ildid not
u iran up after my neighbors
j"I.
I
pe ts several times a day.
,
,
A couple' of bucks Mcmi, I'd
\ ,',,
-.."
s*ve $100 on osteopath bulls and
.
a
what is happening Then through the reporter the citizens.
haul
efruien ne'enrnntru'eversia) hills
Askew 4pVriterf moeb of hi
speerh to ratification of the
m nt "
'4oTflCfl'5 rig
rights amende
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I.' T '
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Askew Cr'i'ticized
For Session Role
lh 'U)M I(,1 'M
'tu tat. d l'n '
it,o
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Goldenrod E.sttirool
5j1 (A;,!.
1
Park
Restores
( burr las
church exemption (mmii
municipal utility taxes
kIlli'rc tst,i, tieki' if life 4i ties'
ctimmiRq iiiii of if niunjor ('rillir',
wits likely tie goki R upliort ironti
ciii ice ju ii lt of I(rpeiblle'a is, who
'a leech u n I a death e'nnmelty 'liii'
ties
( ( )I ' u ceo-us riueiriiicen .Jori
'1 1 11 1 111114 ,
fl.) 'WI IHflhl Iienc'h,
4uIeI he ss'ces curs' most )(.'initellrams would support the ii condo leer)' death penally bill.
Ittit Askew's cuielu's were wag.
sli', an intensive hubby I rug effort
for liii' gdevt'rniuir's bill, ('lullinig
key Ii'gtshmetors cell the Mouse
IluHer throughout debate Tnt'siliiv
Pl nned December 1 5
Right To Work
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I'll ;441117 111W
IIWT.
lit Parte, D-Tainpa. 'I'll
cats %%ould IN)IIIlte the place So
more roaches would breed
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de
,
ever, a reporter approaches Assistant V and promises he
will not reveal the source of his information if V discloses
"
( ccmustitetioni.
The Stench'
Bills passi.(L
Increases
Schools
state Miniiiuimni Fotiriciciticemn
Program participation by
$96 million Sit 8-a Louis
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nnCaflS of
weekdays that they stould be are usually caused by invasion
likely to have on Saturday. Also of rights. People who impose on
others invite hate,
% 'mn e kinds work after school.
I ssisti the law covered the
Inc
over
10
imles
As for me I
out of town and it Is in- ossners' responsibility for cats.
convenient to have tizy' mother One tef tin) neighbors has five
to make this trip into town cats e one iSvery. s'cryprcgnanit
anyone about the brftws. fearing reprisals Suppose, how-
Century report issued earlier this year, a task force of
journalists and lawyers wrote: "We* share a feeling that
press freedom might b&' more fragile' than is widely as•
sumed—and that Its role in American democracy "is so
cr ucial that the nation cannot afford to risk its erosion
'h
It beoove'
all of W, l ip hat? It' that erosion
AS
_
r.-.I Itor
e Ed
1 01'
T'L.
ThI
tee
cacilv enougl
who pay both the mayor's and the assistant's salary, will
have a chance to do something about the corruption.
J Anthony Lukas, who often writes about anti-Establistiment gr o ups and individuals, has said that "if a reporter is compelled to testify about what a source tells
turn in an intervic. he risks jeopardizing not only that
suuicc. but all his other potential sou -ces in the i radical)
Movement Already there' are relatively few reporters
ho are trusted sufficiently by radicals to report their
activities If these' reporters are discredited one after
another. the rght of the public to know will be drastically
infringed
And CBS News foreign affairs correspondent Marvin
Kalb 58)5 that gocrnnient officials are no different from
radicals in this respect ''If my sources were to learn
that their private talks with inc could become public, or
coulci be subjected to outside scrutiny by court order.
the) would stop talking to me and the Job of diplomatic
reporting could not be done'
IiZhtti'n states have laws granting reporters a priv.
ileged status approaching that of lawyers, clergymen and
dot'tois, ho cannot lx' forced to tcstil about information
they have obtained in their professional capacity. Many
of those laws afford only limited protection to reporters.
however. and no prot ec tion at all on the federal level
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I' iertun.itcly I got up early
hlt'rccltl I aim a student at Seminole c"011911 Sieve' my newspaper.
High School As if student and as Often the dogs sprinkle it and I
a citizen of Sanford 1 would like have to thross it away.
I voted for the leash lass' and
to knots ,A by the Public Library
was
happy to learn the majority
is not ope n on Saturday. I
and
of
this'
s'(iters agree with nit'.
consider It inconvenient
The
Low
111a). he s'ciue, but it is
uu.'ontsiderate to the public, Ixethu
t hind bars"
Bridge. of the
no-dt'funci Newark News, and )'arr. formerly of the Los
Angeles Times, ere both thrown in jail on contempt of
court charges because they refused to reveal the identities
of news source's to whom the had promised anonymity.
And when the went te' jail the)' took with them a little
freedom th at used to bcloni to all of us
It is more difficult to elermine' why so few people
seem to care
One reason is that journalists, though they like to think
of themselves as th e public's representatives, are not
among our best-loved citizens iOn opinion survey lists
o! "most respected professions." reporters usually rate
somewhere down around pickpoc kets
Another reason is that few people outside journalism
understand the news-gathering process, which very often
involves prying information out of people.
If Mayor X is taking bribes from a gangster, he is not
going to admit it And Assistant V may be afraid to tell
answered
,,
TA
Letitor,
Miami Dolphins would do without Bob Griese.- what will
mc' "why" is
rs
"F'
L*Ibrar
II) RALPH NOVAK
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Herald Area Corrcpondents
.
SEMI NOLE Counts' l)rug Abuse (.'ounci I is growing and really (10mg an
outstanding job in the fight against (Irugs, Barbara Vowtcr, I)eputy
Bea u Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bannick man booth at VFW I"un
l"e'4tiv'll
\iin Riley Photo
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Le t t
Freedoms
"Parents typically educate and it is my contention... that
th ey art' the only ones wtit have a clear-cut right to educate',
"They know how they want their child to tu rn out, even if
imly In th e' most general terms, and the's try to make' heni
th'vt'lop in that way..schoolz do not and curu.ut successful))
educate—that is, influence hose children turn out in any
unportunt way. The most theya c n do sUccessfUl)) is provide'
child cart' and training ... to do to better Job they must abandon
Uit' Idealistic but znue,'wdecJ effort to educate.
"&'hools," Bereitcr says, "shuuld narrow their teaching
efforts to a simple' concern wi th getting chil dren to perform
adequately in reading, writing and arithmetic," the objective
tii'tii "topr(Iduvt? a certain kind of performance,. 'Training is
authoritarian b) its very nature'."
0
One Mans Opinion
couple (it newspapt
.
oes
who g
through life stubb~lflg Ills toet
long after tie's old enough ti
•ar shoes.
I ca n nt''et figure' out whirl
is the bigger bore' .- a successA fool is a gu
TELEFIHC)NE
EPC
result of a sudden irriststibk
impulse HegeaLctwc'uu,sctu' e
a thief trying to get soniethtn
for nnth in lie doesr't deserve'
it!
0111) flIt!O ;nirtet'ularl) I avoted In the' gods are perziiitted
the' fate: of falling in love with.
and winning, ii pretty, redhaired girl who also has green
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It) 'I'hll' AS,SO('IAl'i'i)
l'ILi'.SS
lie stint Not 2$ l't
liii (.nst rant
)Pt eec) a special thr c
cut
ttc'
sessUeni
v
I .c'geslatnre by calling for
rcitiuh)eeSitlOni of capi tal
punishment for certut ire
crime's cumul her ratification
of the I'cuiul t(ights
tinenuinnent to (Inn If S.
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happen to Lorne Greene' no tti:iI Bonanza is going off the
air . whether Ann Mar ret will recover
So wt'y should an yurty get excited just because a
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some merit,
Imagine the indignation of one of our gilded,
but notably disheveled youth. happily barefoot,
dressed in unbendable jeans being given a ticket
fur offending the aesthetic sensibilities of oth ers.
For being, in other words, repulsive. The more
we dwell on the thought, the better we like it.
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Peter
en
much attention
Most of us dRi not p
ltridg and William Farr were' put in jail in two separate
hut painfully related incidents during the last two months
We dd, after all, have a lot to worn' about: How the
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But moral principle, by definition, is pure. To compromise. to be in fact political, is thus automatically to be
immoral. It is therefore unmistakably clear that morality,
meaning rigid adherence to pure moral principles, has
virnial)v nothinc to do with politics
At The
Capitol
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Most often, conflicts are resolved by mutual accommothe spokesmen for conflicting interests.
dauons made
The word for tlis, of course. is compromise.
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talk shows on television.
Bald men are usually flfljfl•
generous to street beggars than
men with a full head of hair
They knn' what it means to be
Judges too ttce'hk death stillleru'es ttinny he tin big trouble
tIne I louse, but the measure' Is
far (mini i douenined .
Askew's bill wzis slated her
early nutiun inn the I lieuse to-hey,
sshe're Itc'p. Jeff (nuutic'r, I )—Mi.
atiel, c'hicetrsinuimi of lice Capital
ittee. ahelnir .
I 'umnlshii ictct Commulttt'c',
e'n(l has thee votes In iltieuit It.
Gautier. pushing his t'cet,ntinittee's bill icuunutatifill, dentin for
preeinu'el itueto'd iiiurder s mcmiii
Tally
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News 'Protection'
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Talk
The political arena is not a church where immutable
truth i heard and accepted. It is a town meetzr.g h:i
where differences are voiced, at least some of the con
flicts resolved, and leaders chosen to take the participants from discordant con fl ict to some kind of effective
action.
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Politics in reality is the arena in which men confront
each other in the inevitable human conflict over what to
do. h ow to get it done, and who to entrust with the great
do,
tasks of making society function and, hopefully, advance.
rtath'i VCi.Ii cutlets to eL''
taruil hun But the miik iin
uwr. pritessinui nwr., vu
answer: I'd lazit long
M
lea-scratchrnt,
niezislv,
f
usual)) pick out the dentist and is a
NEW YORK AP)
.lunifr the undertaker because they la2y husband who lets his more enough to find
zag to Conclusions
luive the most wirrnrng smiles. active wife do most of the farni - kne% a place where they had
on the menu. I
mother warned rue there
When t comes to their looks, ly tzuntint — and then insists something or
would be days like these.1(ut animals are judged even more upon dining first at the kill think any man should be Ion
o ne on earth seems to unfairly than are men. Take the Only when his royal appeute is proud to let breaded veal cutw ha t
v.nou is Just what to do about malt' wolf and niale ostrich. for gorged do his lioness and cubs lets be the death of him.
When if woman has too much
ttftTh
example. Each is a good itci to take a bite.
knows
my
cbson
her
mind, she gOCS
Money is easier to get than
A
reader
who
husband and family man, when
chuitrist.
Then, when she has.
good reputation. There is
cutlets,
the
like
for
breaded
veal
of
comes to taking care
another difference, too. In the kids. \'eL in an animal beauty writes in to ask, "How long noth ing on her mind, she likes
glavi. of a lifetime. It is easier runte5t, each would be passed would you survive in a wilder- to wind up the day by going IL) it
to rebuild a lust fortune than
over in favor of the kiru1' up. ness If you had nothing but hairdresser.
lost reputation.
After 5(. it i.' foolish for
Mo
woman Li' urr) adout ho her
PP° picture turns out No
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01* IIS1 51* knows will.
b
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One of the th ings a policeman
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kate to do most is to have to
j..
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arrest another policeman, no
'/„”
. ,f , .)
matter how guilty.
The
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It J(IIIN 's'%'4 (,hI..SON
i'l .1 ,,lI,l')', l"lie . t Al' I
lkqihin Askew's tell)
erot'tiIl rig it panel of three
But the apparently ineradicable flaw in McGovern's
pol:tical understandings his persistence in viewing politics fundamentally as a test of moral principles
About
Lisbon
WASHINGTON (NEA)
aftermath of
Nothing Sen. George McGovern said in the
it. or in•
much
from
his defeat suggests he learned very
much
at
all
about
the real
very
deed that he understands
the
large.
in
of
politics
nature
campaign as a great
Evidently he still sees the 1972
surely would
McGoverfli
morality play in which Good
President
Nixon'.
had not the
have triumphed over Evil (
noises.
prinby
distracting
offstage
drama been upset
Gov.
George
s
Alabama
c'ipally th e May 15 shooting of
Wallace.
seem to have
Purel as an aside here. it does not
is upon the
sad
commentary
It
struck IcGovern what
argue that
to
j'vmocrats as the nation's majority party
is a third
when
there
they can win the presidency only
to
might
have
mounted)
Wallace
iarty effort such as
assist them in holding down the opposition.
.
Offbeat Ruminations
It UAI.
But More Support Is Expected
Still in the Dark
"There is a lesson to be learned from all
th is." Spinola said. "and that is that the young
African countries will still take a certain time
until they can in fact rule themselves and be
truly independent. The people in Africa are
nations like Nigeria and
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Politically, McG
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Gen Antonio de Spinola, governor general
and military commander in chief of Portuguese
Guinea, believes the 11-year campaign of
guerrilla warfare in that West African nation is
losing ground because of his government's
"social strategy" of building schools. hospitals
and economic programs. These projects, he
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Death Penalty Bill In Trouble
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Zoological Society, displays at fair booth replica of a 15-foot apt', which
will adorn entrance of I)roIx)se(l Zoological l'ark, The concrete original
was created by Nikol Lima of Maitland and weighs two tons. A Nurn'
the Ape contest is being conducted for children 5-10 years.
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got control But for the first time rn
the Raiders could not control a foe on their
Seminole .lunior College
center kot) Hurst 42i and Florida College
cc'ntCT Robert 1c'Connel apparently did not
A r k since the ball is no where to be found.
tuil!. m, th e went In front
The s4nre was tied three Urne
before the end of the first tudt
front :4
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utort games. Four of those
football teams
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Warns were ranked in the top 21
.ind for tin hunt straight year
and a fifth by all riglits shioulci
I('UTlt front hit' rnunt% will t
havu brent In the top 21 ui well
coinengaged in ;uict
In iithhturin Ii the Mustangs of
;rtition
Merritt Island and the CoinI)uri (opeland s
nuidnres there' wilt. the
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Barrinuthi. of Neu Smyrnit
.iiturdav night in SaU hue
Beach with a ]t'-l' mark and a
hearit where the) will oppose
14th spot in the- poll and Furl
',tie 17th ranked Cnmnrndores
the Sixths Annual Pierre' Central, the 1971 slate
Lau (,izhht' in
utuanip finished at K- and
Bowl
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th . Another tough Taut
Prct'inunly the Sanford ranked 12
n the C'apt' Coast loop wits Vero
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Seminoles went to the St.ntin.'ibeach which finished the'
Star Bowl after th e 1971u season
and just bist year the• Simits of season t edging Furl Pierre.
If-14 and was f-?. on the' season
IrinhI) Prop went to the funiil
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Un- Class AA 44- •\ 14 ruinul,
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East Carolina 78. Baltimore
H. L1)IN by Florida College star Gates Erwin
helped put an end to this drive by Seminole
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last night's battle won by Florida College. .3R1
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vxaertk udeiui for List' 11 Knights
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Wiltuinus.. wrestling at ISO Reubinson and four ottle ,
paunith. triumphed over John players to the California Angrin
Muiliumiey of Lvyithi by is 8-2 for pitcher Andy Messersniitr
In the' second match Rouse count us his first ritatrit Then arid third baseman Kt'i
5:1 rt'turnersg grue;iplt'rs lead
::sel ()tynipir star Chris Taylor Willianus. the standout grappler McMullen in a sevene-pLa)'t!T
the t2-nian Lake Brantle)
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trade at baseball's winter
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frc'i: Ne'U. York, dropped a 1
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Saturday
luSt', It SIWUId be pointed runutoh,tetiun tuatch William-,
Cesaches Wayne Spoon and
11 ut, is unit' of Ito' fese a little better, but still lost, Singer mend Mike' StraIner and
Derek
Putter have been
time'
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infuclde'rs
Bill
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uut'uvywvigtut wrestlers us
conditioning and
working
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Bobby
Valentine
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ntca't's with the freshman and
-.tupbunsi'r train, It'd by several
tme',vt U. to had gunned a year's
t',penmenuce- on the mats at
lvtnur High School last year
C Ut ,,'ft
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Florida last week htit doil't tile
Tigers .il%%11\.s twat Tillane"
Notre Dame at Southern California- The last (line Noire
U. oil time' 04*tutunat hiuui
poinship seas in 1966 and the
'ught ing Irish did it COfl
vuncinglr cc ith a 511 rout
Southern Cal in their final
game.
That, by the se- a>, teas also the
31-7 rout lost year over They have every year sine'.'
Ileicuirint Trophc--winner l'at 1918, except For (weu ties. I .SU.
TcnfletLcet' at \ tinderbilt Sullut- ait & Co. Before the hear
for
two isn't Vtitutiv's cup of tea.
lumbered into Tuscaloosa,
To
wit,
ire (lie' last two weeks (lie
'\tutnirn led the series 12-9-1, It
n ow stands 19-16-1 in favor of Ctiniiiodores have lost to
the ('riunsem Tide. Time' afl(t 'l'tilu.nit' 21-7 tiitI Tauiipui 30-7,
tide wait for no man, 'Us Now. it's I as In .,, Tennessee.
And in the bowlscerutten. Alabama.
- Tangerine Bowl: Tampa
over Kent State,
- liberty Bose- I: Iowa State
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.rasens gaines fur mtiost se-tusiuls
tartmnig next week.
:sic ins Oviedo. time Lucnis he a d
'uuo'ii Dave Miller is feverishly
U.urkmg to get liii, tealis ready
Itir their season opener agattis',
I lu.4til, next 1 ut-tethi) if .. tms'iiw
But preparautus tuist tate
teen t'ut short ate three of tas
players did not get started until
last week due to their participutiune ire Isiuttiall
Lust year was the tie-at ever
for the Lions under Miller as
they riutv.ed all the' way to the
ne-giuracla. But lust year's star
Dave Tussie is ;iluyitqi for
Seminole' Junior College as is
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is Florida
Seminole
('ollege cager David Slyrock as
Junior College guard R3bbie Clifton 114)
tries
in
head off the Falcon. Florida College
an upset, 83-81 ending the Raiders 50 game win
won
Ld Whipper wiic also played lot
(o'uedc' lust year and was the
unsung hero in helping take flue
Lions as tar as the) went
Only two starters return fur
Ot'wdc' this year in the person of
Alan Daniel and 1- r eddit'
Iflu'idm. Will of wtuuuui a
guards
With all of last year's big
miutnn gore and none coming to
tue leant this year. Miller ficids
I munsdll without any rebtiundung
strvnIllh
But he hopes that time itmuproved t.tuuutirug of this years
team aria the fast break will
rake up for tins lack of size.
Moreover, tie 1 uae another
prutilens Us time tact that the
squad is made up of only eight
players which takes away his
ability to Substitute.
nublack of depth could cause
lic l,.uuns sortie ;,rutulerns in the
tIt't
lumtt.-n stusu:t't (It i. u:uneu'
tUue arid Ious tie-gun to buult
But couch Millet akst-up
conf ided that till of hi,s plaver
will set a lot of action wut
winning or losing depending (c-is tellill effort
Tu' 1 ions rW) also face it bit
of at tougher schedule this year,
meeting such teams as
Leesburg. Eustis and Lyman.
Miller also pointed out that
itiotet of the' Orange Belt Coreferen.t't te'u!les were riot hurt 1"graduation and art! gettinsu
sonic' scasuned players back
And with w'eI- il new tiers
moving up (rum the Junior
Varsity tins year it will be up ii
the seniors uu lead the team.
But even with the' lack of
height tt could be a surprising
for the Lions who prepare
to defend Their OBC tithe.
year
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tackling on the Orange Rote l's
Poly-Turf the.w days has noth-
rousing cat-and-mouse game
Wops vs. fans,
of
111
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s'vcr Missouri.
-Sun Bowl Nssrth Carolina
tite Texas Tet'li
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tackle on a young finn dressed
Bowl: Nebraska
over Notre I)aiiw
-Sugar Bowl Oklahoma
over Penn State'
-Rssse htssutI Sou he rn ( al
over Ohio State.
-Cotton Bowl: F inal Upset
Special of the season ,.. Texas
over Alabama,
t oward' Lust,,, tie' lyrical
hipster f or ARC sports, had this
Ii. say iii Dol phin-nuuanta
'Thuee fans are crazy. It took
Wops and police dogs to handle
t Atca Z,,rru.'. 5si.i GandiAngel
D ou bles
Angel Via 2 LOu
Pedrosa I Aica Zarre.
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Po'riis I Pens Agust sn 7 Manoto
3 Qunho Muguenua,
Egu. Girt S Anna FIance 6
Gott. ivan
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iQ. Gash, Manoto, Juan
ii Churtio Gandt, Hayo
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THURSDAY MATINEE
FIRST GAME Doublet
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who felt
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punts see-re nut .ulwa>s shosen
Sonic Mi.arm fans,
MATINEES
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Quarterback : 'Ferry Davis,
Aloha tin,, 6-0. 1;7. Senior,
Itsg,tiltusa, l.a.
Ittururuutug ba cks - Nat Moore,
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TWELFTH GAME
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Seven Points
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M.rIteiI, I QastI Agustin, S.
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SEVENTH GAME
I o ve Po i nts I Angel
Coutttt
7 Sat,
Via,
lame I lisarra fengo, 4 Frdosa
Pedros... S I of min Je; $ Art.
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FIFTH GAME
DoublCi
1ev. Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati
PoenIt I Pena Lust, 7 Manolo Reds had little competition In
AguStin, I Qusosto GarCIa; 4 E tusa
th e voting of 24 baseball writers
Mugueri S Gatti (lout 6
for the National ILeague's
S ms)s(
Polarur. Pedro, 4 Alluris
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NINTH GAME Singlet srvt'n
Pons I Jul00. 7 Arra,) G,rin
Dayo Mencha
Pena Gands, 3
Rene Lat.s. 4
Equia Mrnfha.
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Maruri
6 flavo Luis; Y Chucho
sinvies— Seven Cabilliero.
Pedro, I 4ica Agustin
Points I Qunsto 7 Chucho, 3
Pena, I Attuni. S Catiatlino; 6
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during his 5#.a)-
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Auburn. Ala
5 Gatti Goitrils, 6
Moriday night tele(abts, subADM.
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i Angel Jose, 7 ur
Arra Muguerlis.
but we didn't slww those nuts fill Manolo Juan
all over tie country
fsuIt I-
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110-3, ?Ot), jinitust
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Kruupt were' the uniy rrtwuts'rM
from the 11171 teniiu, Kruspl
hinting, hutt',tIs'liSI)' liitIt!t' It Oh
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'l'hms' ,ls'tu'tislt- i' ittiht
a iris' of hard h.lttiii't linetnt 'ks'ms Juuiuuis' lisitt'll:s lit
.1- 4,1111C ."41111t , Warren Capone sit
1,517 and Fred Abbott (if
f'lorlsla
Also na,iui'd to the delt'ns.'
ccere ends I )umny Sanspri-e' sit
\utnurn and •Iuitit. Mitchell of
.tbutiiavuuu, toc'kb's mliii V( NwI
of I.511 and John Wuugs(er of
Tennessee, backs Bobby
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Via, Y. Fermin Gande; I Angel
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Pedrosa,
them, This Wwn lias gorw niad
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Time 7:45 P.M. - Saturday 7:30 P.M.
\lIscbc'stiiisi situ.', 0 0, 1 1 7.
Juituliut ,
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McKinneii- of Alabaina, Conrall
Grahain ' of Tentimwe, Kell
S(isii*' of Vanderbilt and l)at'e
Beck of Auburn and punte''Greg, I latuti s.f AlatMutnu.
lull Mickley,
i'ivi'rc
;nnlvir Kannndi4 '4 (' St. 7.
Rt'eghA Ahiharrma S-fl
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-Orange
Most of tile 80.010 fans cheered P.Aliiruri PWro. S Alluns Mench. 6
NIGHTLY
'.lil,tIs' -ti,
Astro-Illuebonnet flowl:
caught 30 for 57:1 yards and
Louisiana State over Ten. se%-en scoresand Veazey had 29
ne'ssee
374 yards and eight Tilts.
-(,ator Bo l: Colorado
olorado itt er
Jones, the SEC's passer lead-
TONIGHT'S ENTRIES
sco9ping up tile ball and plung- S Rene Toni. 6 Arve paiii-da i
saia Gana,. It ibarra Derigos
Ing into huddles.
SECOND GAME --- Dovt)les .'Really. it's kind of a -sad sit- seven Pomts I PIltaru.-Ijose. 2
Erooza Gana: 3 R—r Y:A. A Litu
uation because it does delay the cj,moji. s solo Zarre. 6 lbafra
easa. 7 Ante Tctis, I Ang el
g,anne,' said Miami running
in a brown suit who decided to
EXCEPT SUNDAY
l,sntI,
Wish- is'#
Stantmek. Ten""", 4-1. .A.
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ro-roilivor,f
Orlando-Seminole Jai Alai
Teen-age 1)olphun buffs are
zipping around police lines and POIflIC I
streaking down the yardlunies, 3 Erdo:a
duence.
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Title Without Height
ht (d(E(. SlL)AL)
Itt-røid Sports Stuff
A neanuo has
Miami Coach Don Shula said
MIAMI Al'
he thought the situation could
gripped Dolphin-land, home of
he unbeaten Miami pro foot- be dangerous.
''I guess the best thing is to
'tmll team, but apart front the'
t
re h_.ts and banners some of
igno tht'ni. But you've
got to
silk
keep theni off the field,' he
time' fan-antics are causing concern among players and police
said. - That sort of thing could
result in a riot
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Fi1gI,t , t'n
';tab' r t, 702, junior,
licutusti Itustict'', I i , Fred Abbott.
I lot I tIn;, 5', 1, 711, senior,
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Criuct'.o Lu-S F Aua Mariort'tI, $
plans dose-tied St lisuus3l-10be- S.Oo Ps-d"o
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half-dozen overzealous
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situ; sutual lU'ntut
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a,,uI fit I liu's-ip,lulq of 'l,',,nr'qqe.'.
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liii Itt', Ii,,, lis'ct'Iq of I"hssnh,hu,
h.'tu l'h,ot rent MIeclecilshul Slut''
stout ?chki' W illlaiu;q iii 1.1;11 and
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mlinryin, 9-1. I'll), Junior.
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ti\- er North Carolina State.
Do ph n Mania
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Southern Cal-Notry Dinic, Alabarna-Auburn and Arliw-Nav%.
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THIRD GAME - Doubles
mt has been a great many cliii- 5i-'.i-'. Points I An- Jose 2 Liuis
ErdonsRatt.da.i 6AntPI
drt-n that are doing this. I think
e.
it rflects 1..tb of ,'(xs(1 sense
Ibarra 55 .-ncpta
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(tkhahonia Stat.' at (1kb; hutiun l'he Cow 11(1)5 hut,'
tme'uutc'mi three Big Eight bocc-I
t.'oiit,s ill I',ihsirsu.Iut, \IIS,s,i(uii
and l,icc a Stuili', tint they ' re
going to spend the' tisuhitlu.','s at
hisime' They'll really have a lot
l it. rotc alwilt if time t teat
(lit
Alabama vs. Auburn at Ilir-
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h_irk Larry
L toyrraftent
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Oviedo Quint 1 fen d S
ctrpak at home
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icc .'r again lose to the
Irish lie's till three' and tied
the' otlicr two sine' then
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's u'tre' c'.tilli 8-1 cc,sn I cc in
aru
h.mipionshup.s this scar,
but Southern ii might.
it'
roj.mn tutu. his tnt r.unet.
1
since the ops'ning ceeck of the
Notre l)'uint' curre nut- 10th, has teen in nun out
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op en. Southern ( .,.15
just
Grapplers
ALIN1111a
Army vs Navy at I9ihIa.
sn'iphua
- T iuis
hi s is time' iest N'.ic >
tt'.itii t.iflCt' tilt' Roger Sttuubadi
years. This is the best Arms'
,
. (coin Since last > ear.
Cac
Lou isiana State at Tula
I Stt Sttiullt)lelh iittti a 3-1 tie ti Ill'-
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testuil
Lest time Notre Itome tent US'.'
and it is said that ('ouch John
\is Na took ti 'w he would
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This us it
NEVt' YORK All
the List c hanct, I li letter ls't
s'osonS's record and keep thu.'
alumni off our hacks
With one weekend left in the
college football season plies of
course, the besets --the 1972
rec'onu.l shows a percentage of
15 A year ago, the final regn
¶ar-seuuson accounting read 720.
There' shouldn't he ant- pritb,
hem in bettering, last >-ear s
mark - not cc ith such ens>
games to pick this time as
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Asnrlated Press Sports s% Hier
tatd Pres
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I AS1
Temple 8fl. Hofstra 48
Wash 7?.. Lynla. Md 62
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Ia
tin titill Ii, ti
and
Scores
4,
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cit lit,)' 0,1111 tI
euti u Slits'
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5- 14, 171.
lI'tnt''dI", AiIi
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fluts,t,,,
Wifle
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s flu ii Isi,iec ts't liii' tt:ut
it titus-k dish 11% if ii ttinulglui III
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hit.' ,tI''q South,
1111516'til All - Auin't- Is nun fitiviqur
lisiansi fillf,iiithu;lI
I h.'nlu't- , the stumble inhhtiust It
cdi'' li'sl thus' ts's;guue Iii incIuhu,m:.
oust l,usiis', otis' itt Iii.' uiit'l
siting, riunmu'rs In the tong;ii'
hi's k
-'I tilt,, I)rf,'ne
his 'os ,iu'Ipnci' c nnqiqti ii of
situk liii kv Ittitwiui' ill Hut J i l l
strut ,Jisi
I ss%Il' hf Ah:,tui,,,,ni,
lii kit c 'kt;
sit
KuI,i lhim
pound er.
Michigan State 98, Toledo 96
ic Forest 67, La wrence 59
=
Ohio U W. Cent. Much. 84. OT
Miami 83, Cleveland St- 59
r
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ed
inter-sc
tiolastut
oStevens
Texas .A&l 1i9,
gel
he
Vt'fl Na %- C
baskt'ttsull
Basics.
Hoover
'int
ti:
flt'or quirk and shoot it." said
eutphusu;ed, are his main
SW 7A isi
Lake Bratitlr% Head Basketball
Centeniar)
f's.. Southwestern:
Coach .111) Hoover. of his freshare
in)
boys
Th
cm
Coach
Tex
0-0
as
man and sophomore It-am as it
Manuel Washington's Lake
Baylor 63, St- Mary's-Sar. Art:
prepares to open against
Brunutle
Junior
Varsut).
also
ttflhis
61
Sanford Naval Academy
comprised
of
only
freshman
Texas
Tech 80, Athhk In 181
Friday night at the old Lyman
and sophomores. but with even
t-tuon 66
less
t'x'ruenre
than
the
upper
TeXas 81, South Alah;eu 6
r
"Our tallest player is six-foot
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even,' rt'marketi
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lake
Rrantie,
a
firsi-ycar
f1
b;i;tt
gieine'd Ins hardcourt cx12 ?
school under the direction itt pe-ruenre at Ashland College
6 3-4 it
Principal Bill r)aughcrly. has Ohm, ''arid with this young of
C 171
'tint
Free Ice For SwIers
already
fielded a football team
tant, our main goal U.'ihl
A7 it
3
that! went 4-5 for the' year, I AM Hunters with Fill up *
the
ball
gameIt,
SUI)
ire
32 17 77 Ii
C)' £.L5
171(1511) against junior arid
While' in graduate school at
COMPLETE
54 0-0 the Universut of Tenra'ssee,
senior com pe tition, A th letics.
CIO, C 016ect,
3 4- Inon' )C
Hoover. win is ire his first high t)aughert) has said, play ar
OF AUTOMOBILE
" ot. ("win Cane. C.i,r school c-oartnnig rxtsre was iniportant part of high
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iMant to SEC Co- U'
e
&ifl
oUtt Hor'Oa COIIPt 71which
U.u1l
nucse to its flt'U.
Chaitupuon
Coach
Rues
Mears.
AARON SAY S
t'd'wn in u - ic tii ci nut ,,.
[I
t
CLI''. Minelifiot"
Aside front lack of height on ca mpus later this school year is
iuit
tuive nuuche of a riutnirt thu tint(
We Will Service
undertaking varsity ((SOSYour Car the Best—
us I&iylor quick!) weni to work _________________________________ hit. starting quintet, on)) two of
IC gain the necessar
petition
12-titan
varsut'
squad
have'
Pitt.
arid scored time full
the- first
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two minuutt't..
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College- Li) an eleS) 8-4 un-ore
The' FTU 126 pound freshman
thieie dreipped ii 4-1 decisions it
Al'
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.Is,) Stuirke- of North Cnre,hinus Angeles
traded
Inidgers
State.
Frutrelslugger
tolerant
Gi' raic:
up Iu'Ilu
close' decisions
With it ree'utaluwd offense
urte' that se't'maug'lv rcuirtit'ci as
peal near the latter part (if the
regular season. the' Gre'vtussuusth
are hoping to end that strmnug ti
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l u't- of Alabama. tli',ht s'uusl Itoh is
V.'uuirv i itllsstsdi;$ui. tuis-Itlec
'titis' I ,iurs't,uto sit ,'t;itstit ii ansI
i'isiii IA'olIus'IS 'if 01*' Miec.
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.ian
.hr-r A rii tn
home court. losing to Florida Cillege. RB-lU.
It tin
went
tn the score as In
harit strip witi two scrnnd
but tics it
icf1 (r tin
',n' onto ho Shots
Raiders trailed 34,T1 as tlit'
w nt ti the drcssuw rn ms
The nnl% tirne the R.niders It'
in the sec'nnd half wits in tIu
tipenin sernncls when the
scored a burket it lead 3.S-44
Florida College came bark wilt,
nt ir Suffered i
svrtrncl Olii It Mt.i•t (.h.zt!Th five straight Iwnnt.c and thC%
m
Vern were it to; rank Merritt pint, Wintt' PurL Defenstvet
tr uilc'cf again. although
never
ttu Hounds were not far behind the score was tied on five c'cIsland and Enu Gallic
Thus, the caliber of ('out- their Sparc Bowl toe. allowing racicrns in the second
;'n•
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unl If PiU. P P'"
ti
w it h
gzirnt going.
III1
1'
f)r'r
minutes,
Mjtnwtttli aitided honors fnuil
st'ustm rates its iwnit' of the were iicrorcled two members of kept their margin at four In Si
ttiugtiest in the state, And to the Greyhound Wzun for their points With 15 seconds left on
ruouut' not with nfl) trne loss is a ;vrfornnir( in the scitson the rIot4. Iiuvid Hirrimelhebc'r
firm te5tinuun ti the talent nil finale &tgarLcI Winter I'ark
sunk one of twn fret' throws U
tin Commodore players us wch
put the Falcons ahead 8-79
Quarterback hub CiunisUirutuw
as thit Eau Gitllit' rwictung
(twen hit on twi frri
and tackle Mike White wert
stuff
11' regular cited by hit Orlando •1ourk
tuntng thou
season games the (nuiunrndorcs down Club. :onsuintinv's
* * *
put i total of 292 points mi the' passing effort in the second tail!
04ER ALD SCORE BOARD
£.
tinurd Detenslvel) the) per. winch iiit the Hounds come
c3&e, LC.E t C.
it
niItted tin average of 14.4 points, front &I N4 deficit was the r
1win
'
deciding
factor
in
hit.
selection
per guinuc.
Cfi'le'
their
late'
season
He
shinned
the
hark
nf
the'
week
to
Ttuuniks
5 33 13
11
surge' th e' Greyhounds average award with 1-tisluol Moore's Ed
e e
3
235 points. it eurnie Their 235 \tn Winkle White' was named cojwivw
?
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in. the ten guinse' wa s hnn'nuur o! the we-el.
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hewihed into this 44 jmnd eat fish in I i ke'. Triplett In ( ';iss.'lht'ii'y it
01 141t.14
took Crisp S41111t, NO hoill's to hring In this "grand daddy of Ole d(Wilt .1iiiiiiiiii the it to) fill the fir-it
s'Ifs'n'th'.s' ls'atsi w,'tt' itil'' is'
Bud's liiil Shn;i l'hedsm I
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To SiC Home Streak,83-8l
press
the st'cttnds when 1w touted Gerald 1Ii11 Ifl btittds, a big RU. )
in
seconds
throws
with
i A\I OR
to tIn ow it
i
garute and the margin was cut to Owens Owen,c made the first caused them
onds off
Herald Sports Editor
Rfl)
ticking
83.80. Erwin went to the line on basket, but purposeh' missed U.1(hoiIt
bonus situation for florida titi' s('('on1 try to 't1VC the the clock.
4
Lake City. basketball coach R
The Raiders brought the haIl
Raiders a chance at the
,loe Fields' dream will not come College with 21 seconds left. He
in with four seconds on (lw,
rebound Rut Owens stepped
shot .
true He e'Kpectt'd Ut be In missed on the first shot and the into the lane too stnn And the elck and Wright took
Sanford Saturday night to give Raiders
came Shaw
down court.
Re"rinue
shot and Falcons had possession of the that hiinCd csf I the runt.
hut. Timberwnh'es a cha nce' U)
Gerald Owens re otinded anti
51-game
Semin&e
Junior
nisuss(t,
but
Riubbu
Carter
ball
Out
of
houunds.
stick the hall in the
end ii
At. the Falcons brought the tried to
With
four
College home court winning stopped the clock
basket. hut it rolled around the
streak. Instead, hake C'it will
came back down.
hoop
.
just he Shooting for its first
ending all hopes of a Raider
' 14 .
ever in Sanford
"::
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'r L
led afl scorers with 29
The win streak never reached
51 for the Raiders as they were
points. hitting en 10 field goals L
upset, 83-81 b's' the Florida
wi th a nine' for 12 performance
V' 11M
College Falcons. It was the
at the free throw line Sba' is
'
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sume Falcon team that the
loading the tesm s.ith a 25.8
Fauders laud whipped 9S.7 in
points per gaiiie average
40
Tampa in it* season lid-lifter
The Raiders hit en 60, per
It also riarked the first tunic in
cent
of their shots last night.
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lit meetings be twee n the to
'.unkrng 17n1 28 tries In the first
burns that Florida College on
three games they were 72 for $,
tv
Whet Gare Erwin sank
-. ........per cent
tree throws with 52t1 left in Itit
The first i)ivusion Ii ('t'tfltCSt 1
R?w:s
game'. it nut the Falcons
the year for the Raidcrs is this
zfi
73-71 and the never trutthec,
saturday night U.hen the
alter that Thu score' was tied
iauders pta)' host to the lke
X
\.
time.c, the IRS! tit 71-71
t'ttv quint. Ganw time will 1w 8'
Vinridsi Cnllptq' first took the'
!h
tn1 IIIL'h 'm
Browne On Second Team
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was 75-6 the ncxt five yours
NEA Sports Editor
"That wasn't good onnuFh.
I guess," said Press '%.% inning big is everything It's
NEW Y ItK N'EA--Ap terrible as bell The fans
pzilachian State Uflwcrstty 15 have got to realize that some
in Boone, N C almost a tWO
win and some lose Like in
hour drwe north from Char- u
notioth r•
()!'npic'
lotte and 53 miles south of nienihers tht guys who wm
Route 81, 11 von don't thkc the bronze medals All the'
the long way around through remember are the ones who
'\
Grandfather Mountain and wan tiu' slimy, gold medals
•
Blowing flock Mountain. In Those are the' biggies
shod, it is a long way from
"And our recruiting priu
the pros.
twos are so damn evil F - _______
The school's new head LIftS. ervthing is so expensive So
ketball coach is Press Maru- you've got to have better
vich. A few years ago It up- teams to draw men' fans to
poured that Press and his make' more mont-v You buy
ft s pr i n g extrziordinamre, a jock strap. for instance'
-'
Pete, might enter the' pros ft costs it buck now where
/
together, as the futher-;on a couple years ago it cost &
.
duo that they were at Lnuisi- cents It's iiit buying a gold
ana State tnive'rsity—nflU go jack strq
for several million dollars
"They've got to get a diiWell. Pt-to went nionc, in fetnt philosophy There's
J'rrss Miaraivich
1147(1, Press says that ior him
got to e a little more com'the break never came
passion s h o a for the citme' Up to visit from Atlantu He was breathing such
Two years after Pete left coach."
L_SU the MnraViches atclean air for the' first time'
Appulachumn State. rarely that he' started coughing
rived on the Baton Rouge e'ven
a modest basketball
Pistol Pete. Some' say it
campus together wtu.'n Pete threat, seems to the castial
was a freshmaru Press was observer like an exile for was the son who got his
fired. "1 was shocked," he
father the LSU job aid his
1nra'ich
said
'tNci ml's 11w greatest thing son who helped hm father
Press Maruvich was nt've'r
It mc,'' Maravich lost' tIme' joi
happen
a bAg winner, went the time'- to
says.
"It's ii chance to build
"I guess wnen Pete went
honored complaint I-Ic was from the bottom up This
to the' pros I nmlsse!d him an
also accused of not recruit- going to be our first yearIS
in awful lot," said Marv'mch
ing well, especinll in the the Southern Conference—
- '%'t'ben you c-ouch a great
state of Louisiana
Furman, 'Ml . The' Citadel. tnsi.ttmI! pliyer in college
''Football is king there,'' you I:rmow thin! gang S it Ii v ''rt'
u)wzivs excited for the
said Press. "Time' state has
awlull ttiiigtm. since' we'
iext ;il
Vht Will he du
a population of three million don't hit' the' g ci d bull Time' thiutik--shuffle' this"
The
and it has six million foot- players, yet.
doutilt'.jukt' thmat And it was
ball seats That's a joke pee"But look what we' have' challenging because' you'd
pie tell but it's I I k v the here we've got H.211t1
have to see' what the' other
truth."
dents and ii new fioldimouse' team's special defense' for
He said he needed time 10 that seats 8.2JKj Wv'v gut him would be' — and then
help develop talent in lAmuisi- ttme' biggest physical e'ducia- you devise' a special offense.
ana And time fanc' presence' two school this ith' of tiw I think that's what made'
of Pete' had helped. ''Baskets Mu.sissip;u The' oni football Butch van htre-da Keilfi leave
popped up in drmvvwuvi, '' field in North Carolina with I'rmnrt'Itmn lii coach the pros.
said time' LSI' publicity direc- AstroTur!, Hey, a a d the After Bill hirzmdlt' played for
hun tie was frustrated
br ' Arid a lot ci! Lids who
sct'rme'r' is breattituI:mni
used to want to be tight ends nuikv your eyes pup right
'And I was maybe- uni'cmnnow wanted to be- P I s I ci I out of your sockets We've' scmusl cunmparrng tii other
'etc ''
gc.c all thet' mountains and pinye'rs with Pete the' lust
Press Marat'ich had a 3-21i golf courses. And it's time' only two years If a kid didn't
record liii first season. Pete p 1 a c' e in America that is match up - and tmo could
There' tie'"—] nmnybe' turned sour on
was on time' freshman learn e'ccmlogically heuIth
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ea
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arid
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that
would watch his ganie' and every one thousand cubic now to got over it I've' conthen utniul :t,51K1 wiiicl not y a r d s of air Pistol Pete' ciuered it I'm surf' I have'''
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''It's mossible' that people' ulit tir political curiflit'ts be'
IRA ltLltk
I ought nut be' giving cause' of it
\ I . \ 'ipuris LdiLot
e'iic'ugh tmnme' to football in'
Se'tiuenkt' perstitially can
cause' of my political wtmr k.' vasse's dout -tO'dtflht when he
N I \" ' i. ilth - NEA i — A said Schut'iike' ''But that's has tuhie-. helps with vuu.'r
ease can be' amuck' for j% nut true' I've- kept up in' r'e'gistrntmeri arid nuikes sortie'
tiucrike' having t lie' t'uur- I U l r'.'s;icumihil itte's to time' I unicl.raisinmg speeches But
Ins activities U!'t'
t'vere'Iy
age' of his t'on'mc'tmonmr and tczmu '
limited nio ti his football
time' courage of a gladwtcmr in
1k' smi s lit' s('es nc point conimitnie!mt So imo has dt'le
eciunl dust's
um re'lmitumg his curt e'nt twrmctm galt'd nut hurit to east' his
Eve-r Surmdn ufte'rnuun. tutus with his ;icmhltR'Lmtmg
he u r ci e' a mmnwtig cimnipitigni
tief ore' thst grout imuwl in time
nmi',hit make' sniuke out cml wterkt'rr arid Mark Iteza. a
I ticitbull bo 1. S t' hut.' fl k t' some'thiinig.'' he' said ''I dtmni't
riori'uthilt'tc, now does much
e' ii ci
1 i rUm hmim (-4, 150 st-c wi' point to it
'l'tmt'
t'uach
i'uund bod into thit c'r'unchm has tin- power , tit'' iii tile' of the dc-tam! work in the'
Athlete's fur Mt'ti't'orii coinof OTiU51it' c'tminbitt He' plu
dc- lye- I ' sent Anti lutik. we're
ft'rucive' lint' for the' Wash wir,rmmii Time' ('emachms jult m
St-tun'iike- tins lit-limed pe!?
iriglon lle'diiri But hit'
to piuciuc'e' a winning te'uum
suath man' at hk'tes. such us
pl' vmnig le'r, t harm i'i'r , iicee . imimci ('oat -h AI1 *'im tins '
a k lard Attmk'tics Sal
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Sciioe'tikt'. i 1 a nine' cam
Etunmthi and Bill Urudk' of the
A fter having bet-n a starter
at either left guard or Ic-ft NFL ve'tt'run and Sciuthmt'rrm Ktcks, to puhiIic) support
Me'thcmdisl Unmt't'rs,t
grad
McGovern I It' tiimks rithtackle fur time' last lii r
unto.
krmc'
when
he'
decided
1e'te' can be' i iii p cc r I a n
'ears Schmuctike' Ia
spuk.'suim'n N lunger can
mind string I't'rhups better to suppeinl MeGot era a ycimn
p I a y c r e. ut t imoe' ositmuns aimc1-s- hum If ago t limit "it was t hmt' or should thit- tie eon'
mcIt're'ci suniT') dumnh jocks.
uiv*' r ('le'l'att'ci Sc'tiue'nk.- , timkinit' a -)munt'u' urmth'r time'
e'ir
eu
nn:tutmut's
tie'
said
.e't'nd't
ht'ttskin
"Whmeim
p e' ci p I c see thIs
lie'
did
hut
ilicuti
inmpl
Setiocrike' iiowe've'r, like'
mcmt at tilt'tes Lie'lmevt'z, tie' is [utitball Se'hoe'nike' also hums tougim gu , win is a success
iili iii vt_'gtrime'iit and uisurant'e- in his field. t'ununitte'd Lu
'uj'rsor cc his ('tmmflin't$t i
t'.im.'thmmng, volunteering tmts
''I thiiruh l'nm good ermoughm to cunmp;enm , Itu Suhmocnike' arid
Associates, in tin- 'umshming- tinit' aiid t' a e r g , well. I
still be starting." he- said
think thme want to at least
He' would like to think that 1cm area lit' says ninny of
clients
"art'
against
Me'stop
arid listen to what time
Ins
his poittIal work outside
football
a e i tim c r lntvr Govern. as well as be-lag inian has to say," tie said
foutul hums Se'hiot'nkt' says
''I've' see- ri thu when Eddie
fe'red with his c'leatt'd ad
his
extra
football
work
has
Hutton
ul time ('ults Fi'tikt' 0th
iu'itae , tint ru'gaitmut')" mnnu
mmcml hurt huts business at all
Ln'hutlf of McGovern twfur'e'
e'nmc'cd his c'ouu'h
(Ht0 jt-tpl in Columbia.
Schiocnkc is chairman of
' I think the' same' can Lit'
of the
''Attiletes for Mc G a v era" true" for ray toanumimates:' he' Md Or Ed Podolak
Chiefs talking to Wmscunsth
and cctiairinanu of ''Mt'cmv' iiid ''I I tittik I Ime re'spe'r't fnreume'n's suit'.' he' ire'
up on
era fur Pt esith'nt . Mtmntgunm rime' fur tn'mtm willing to stand a hat
(in Mar-s' l'lemmunmg
ii
t-r% County Md.''
Up Tiie' know I'm sincere- of the Li ti I J hUh 5. WhO hiad
ft t' d s k i a cu.ch George' en nc be-lit-i for McGovern visited in Victnsni, talking
Allen van be' st-en around and in his cause' Sonic of the about guts dy&nmç over there
Washington em s am p a i g a Redskins area Nixon men nid TheM- guys area t just props.
posters in support of Prt;
wrnt, rc McGovern n.e-n they arc eiti?,t'nS with c-un
dent Richard Nixon
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'flit- present at temp' to belittle
the' laws thut have- bern evolved
t' wise' generations fin- iO.U(L
'eurs, has a ;ntctiiutric basis
It ulst underlies the- modern
stress In some senumnariam,, that
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tile-re rius be- gixid reasons
unde'rly mug thu. Capitalistic at'
titude' regarding t.'x
talented
Guidance-'iou
('utnise'lors in our schools thus
desert e' smnt-ere compliments for
sire-stung the "Horse' Sense"
regulations of the Ten Cornomaridments'
('ciretrast the'm with the's.'
juvenile' psychisumtrsc subterfuges
udvocate'd by modern smart
Aim-cs who wish Ic' titisutte' their
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(hal women are' nut wildly
pauiunate creatures, despite the
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Dr Gurney compared time'
modern prumiscuous interest of
coeds with that Which they show
wht-r eating ptw*s
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between the dining room code' of
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violating civil in' religious laws.
't•neieal diseases do riot
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Part-time position of Executive Secretary to the Board and Chief Clvii
Service Examiner- Applications should contain: a. Full name, age and
residence, b. Where crnployed for last ten years. c. Minimum of three
references. d. Qualifications—including typing ability and experience in
general office administration, d. Residence for last ten years,
General duties of position consists of interviewing prospective city employees, conducting examinations, and performing administrative
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I Carpets
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664 6531
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373 5991, Nights, 3231147
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3 Oe'rcgirr 1 tia'r. fe"i:e-d yard
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bedroom, I bath, with new shag
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is a Guidance Counselor
"Dr Crane "she' began, "some
of m tern-age' high school girls
argue' that our former sexual
taboos are- out oF date
"For they are quoting a UCLA
psychiatrist, Dr Itoderuc Got'rw' who seems to regard ses as
rnerel good. clean fun
"lie says Playboy magazine's
nude,,, who are- featured as
wholesome' young playmates for
nen. hate' 'simply reduced
earticism to good clean fun, or to
a sororits prank engaged in by
fresh young girls
"These coeds 'now go to bed
th the- same' cager bun
passicnmlrsi- e'nthusuasn that they
cat puzza or play volleyball
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this ts'pt- of comment from
leading unmvcrsit
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Equipment For Rent
RENT A BED
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CARROLL'S FURPIITUPIT
116W lit 5? .373 51St
Mobile Homes
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ORANGESANDTANGERINES
$3 50 flu 327 613) or 372 0)67
C or uSrd furniture. applianc p5,
touts, etc Buy I or 1(101 iftnt%
Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ae
GREGORY MOBILE HOMES
fiOOFrenchAvt,
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373
Spaces Avaiiabte
K I NGSBERRY
Coverage Of Seminole
The Sanford Herald,
in niurti the sante e-aIcgor as
mating pizzas But dIning rooms
dtfIrr from bedrooms as ('om
munisni dlHe'i-s from ('apiIalhsm
lit-ware of his psychiatric subserfuge' to duli human run-
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(ASH 172 III?
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Lots & Acreage
P'utifui leiturp World Mobile
Home Estates and Marina on the'
St Johns River From $11750
w-hich includes home I lot A
tabulous community, with all
recreational
facilities on I? 93
tietwee'n Sanford and DeBary. Ott
Pcirt Fior,da Road Phone 46$
4131 DePar t' cv' Orlando 411 50*4
Fi' hed"oom, 2 hattie
?ti $'rrirl
heal and ar, privacy fence. cm
"r''.atr ccupancy
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Ladies to l,ptct Ot'lvery work Must
George W.
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touth & chAiC, bed, etc ml Sat
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liytlp. 140 327 5576
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S7 Pars Dr
372 7114
welcome For information (,ill
Stan Vcrmitlon. 322 9470 Santlord
After PloijIs
AuctiOn Hwy 17 92 SanlorI
3270644 377 9251 372 3991
v,,'h nice carpet-arid draperies
Central heet and air Double
uA' a
$35000
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suggeetiorw for aim members f
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7927 Hwy )7 93
372 5961
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7 Bedroom furnished house, all
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7-SO' x 131' lott zoned C 2 corn
merciai located S Palmetto Ave
ViMpt'p ORLANDO. WPMLS
322 1991
Priced tot' Qukk Sale at $4400
19195, French
Eve Sunday 372 7371 cv' 3271136
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home 1, salary to live' in arid help
mother care for Invalid son. some
housework Must have driver's
license 377 399* after Noon
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He)' HO! P40' You'll please
everyone on your list with gill
suggestiora from Yule'Iide' Gift
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as you rf'ao the VuICtide Gift
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SANFORD REALlY
13.500 DOWN
I Bedrooms, i'm baths. separate
dining room, wall Co wall car
peling, chain InS, Pence, 7 utility
rooms, Only 534500
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Estate For Sal
Iamily parks 3iS P4y 17 5;.
Santord 323 1030 Dai WI '
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garage, central ha, all extras,
sodded landscaped lawn, fine'
neght'icwbcyid, 537,500 177 7211
ATTENTION, iNVESTORS
I House's on French Ai'e will give
you Income white increasing fl
value
160' FRONTAC,E
Only
Tt
BOAT
tOt
SOt (IA (5
11' 1 ebra tithing tcoI with well. $140
Ii' with double waili. $775 Tn hull
fisherman
runabout,
$195
Dependable $570, I) ill' InniOni
1461
alvanited i' traileis iruly
5I 'IS Slant' rilt-cert. tertict
i've"y new I bedroom, 3 bath, 2 ía'
I At. t slAti: lNSuMAsI
101 C WEST r iRST ST
327 5641
Res 377 V57
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Day-i, 172 6173
Nights 322 2252, 377 5424
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WILAkA APARTMENTS
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Auto's For sale
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1711 irvrP' Frcd,,nn IFS •' • am
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322 2470 RE AL IORS
7545 Park
4.9th
Scxi'ia,s & 14c.I.days Call
377 40l
372 6*71
127 8435
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or rICE FOR REN'7
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Stilt pie
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At,tos For Sale
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Business Property
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P40 PETS
fleW 2nd St
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BRAILEY ODHAM
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MaleHetpWanted
Sanford Linieum I Tile'
Part Ave
7 Prd0om apt.. furniShed, lights
3330037 after
and water.
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$3 Per Hour Up
14
m'flt tOme
co'''. hrveaCm ar'o no pets
372 14'Cl
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paved r041d kitchen f'ciuml'Y'e-d
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7545 Park Dr,.377-7$41
Auto Repairi
Parts Accporhp
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Mobile Homes Rent
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CRPENTERS HELPERS
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Helper
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a new hemp, don't tell Santa. tell
Us' We have It Here's a neat three
bedroom In excellent cofldstlOn
kitchevi equipped Features heat
and Alt, and It's Only $11,900
$150
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Adults 44* MM
Apartments Rent
Furnished
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S6toS7.S0 Per Hour
wanteci,oi- 'C-N ION arid AideS
Financial
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Furnshet1 2 bdrm.. Fib, room, city.
marrie'd aduils only $150 mc 2*3
5277 •fter 5
Apartments Rent
bedroom dultiet urnisPiPd
apartment 4'70 Cl'marxlc Drive,
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FrIliat 7 IC 'cc 5 30 Call 3235500
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','A'YF AIR Exclusive-. Your family
will think Chrstma I already
here when
s-cu buy CPus I
tiatlroom, 7 bath, with huge'
I IOflmja room, newly remodeled
l',itcilen avid (waved new entral
heatIng arid Air t'onditlOning
system 143,500
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central air, p*m FamlI amid
rt-rl'.IIOr roomS. Lease 5775
ity, ifl( *31
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1330. 372 51*7
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pirpn Monday through
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r,uu,s rut' 741W
Ccs,ne, S ti fig S rnrn'.rtps from tcn,
house viith 4 At ri's of c teared land
West ol San'cv d 565.000 377 -s$7
5 yiird, $100 mo
for ne company Top wages paid
vacation Ph. I3i.S650
ThE flORN LOSER
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rlence-d rnorsramer 'e'c'eml
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person Seminole lcdge NursIng
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1310 I'O,l SI 7 b.droom% kOc$'ei'n
.uiped. redeora?ed, $100 7$
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A&A EMPLOYMENT
'.Mile off 17 92. CaueIberry
Regency 541 *31.3100
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TRUSSING
IOakS mint,l, fry arc' ccu'pose
1-Losl & Found
53-Swap And Trade
Redskins' Lineman Displays
Courage Of His Convictions
Carpenters and Carpenter's Help
et's 'Top pay 3234371 cv' 671.1$,
Must hv 1 yr recCn? experience
Instruction
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Help Wanted
MASONS
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322-2efl
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OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE
YOUR AD IF YOU HAVE A TELE
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112—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1972
OPEN SUNDAY
On County Waste Disposal
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41"o -hild
frai't frwn their nrnes are
Stiitistirc chow that 1'ernpf.r''
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Pr is th" most rlang.rrøis
I "pIs c'wc ',irvirp
'nvldler h.-.iuld iiM r
tearhing, 'wet-balancing.
rr,iinth Arriderut in the i'mn'ie
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Arraignnwnts held Tuesday
before Circuit Judge Dominick
Salfi were analogous to a daytime 'soap opera' with human
interest content.
James Sanders, alias James
Smith. charged in two separate
cases with a two-count inf ornuition in each of robbey and use
if a firearm in commission of a
felon) had his arraignment
('ontinued until Dec. S
As a minor, he queried the
statement by Judge Salfi as to
v.hy it is necessary that his
lather, with whom he said he
did not bye, riced be present in
court the father was absenti.
Judge Salfi explained that since
the youth is minor his father is
legally responsible for prc.cur.
iniz an attorney and this is the
reason for the continuance, to
notice his father. Sanders said
be had pains in his leg, which he
said was re-set, and requested
medication saying be has run
' of pills.
Although noting he has had
:educal attention I he did not
ret,cmber the doctori Sanders
iquested the court secure
r.rccitics for turn to ease his
pain Judge Salfi adamantly
stressed he is "not about to tell
o t1wtor to dispense pulls," but
did note that the defendant
could rce.'eive medical atten-
to.',
Roger Seymour, charged on a
'_rev count information with
;,,--session (it cannabis sativa 1.
- tcsessic'n of barbiturates, and
session of drug ;iarapher-
Cand ida te
Forum
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nalia was declared solvent last court, ;iii apprised of the ai will told the state the attorney
week
not notified and that Ii)
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he
told
the
Hov.evcr, Tuesda
Florida
statute he was not given
court the attorney with whom
he has spoken charged fees 72 hours notice by the state
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outside the scope of his income. attorne) office exclusive
Saturda).
Sunday
and
holidays
he
cited
as
$50
weekly.
tttuich
Seymour said he has been in In VIC%t of this fact, the court set
and out of the hospital in recent aside the bond estreature. withriionths and has only worked dre'A the capias and continued
arraignment until Dec. 5,
during the past month.
Robert Ansley, charged with
Subsequently, Judge Salfi
appointed Assistant Public De- it two-count information of posfender Gerald Rutberg as session and sale of a prohibited
drug pleaded not guilty and
counsel.
trial is set for the week of Jan
Seymour entered a not guilt)
plea and trial is docketed for 2 The case is consolidated for
discovery with another in which
the week of Jan. 2,
in the case of John Corbin, the charge is the same with the
charged with possession of a allegation the drug is over five
hallucinogenic drug on Oct 26 grans
Docketed for the week of Jan
LSD u. the defendant said he
has an attorney and trial was 15 is the trial of Joseph
1w pleaded not
set for the week of Jan. 15 after Williams.
guilty to charges of grand
is not guilty plea. Corbin was
concerned wth the fact that his larceny in which he is alleged to
car has been confiscated and have stolen a tractor belonging
queried the court as to the to ('base and Company on Oct
niatter. The court advised this 26
Continued until t)e' S for defell in the purview of his attermination
of financial statw
ti'rnev, who will apparently
of
the
defendant
by Rutberg.
have to retrieve the, defendant's
ci! Belt:,
arraignment
the
whet-Is."
grani
charged
with
ALso docketed for the week of Reams,
Jan 15. and pleading not guilt) larceny.
t)ocketi'd for the week of Jar,
is Don lI)wry. charged with
sale of a narcotic drug I'wry 15 and pleading not guilt to tb'
has bc-c-n transferred from charge of carrying a
Alachua County where he was firearm is Willie Adams,
Docketed for the week of Jan
serving three years for forgery.
is the trial of Alan Norro,
Glenn Robinson, charged
chuirged with possession
Duke,
ith possession of a dangerous
druc Dula,
hallurinogeno
of
a
drug, failed to appear for atgui'
not
;.leaded
raignment. Bondsman
knew (if no
Wheeler said
reason suture the mar. is a local
resident Initially, bond was
'fossil'
f)nrt considered
i'streated and a raplas Issued like the moon with a surface
f:r failure to appear whit-n
little changed over millions of
the'
\ tuecler momentarily left
s- ears Mars now is regarded aS
aM'tTtaifl
the
a planet still 'under constru(
iurt c,SteflSitJl3L it'
tion ' Like Earth it may ha"e
Uttu5 of the defendant, in the
molten core, a crust that
a
interim the bailiff (ailed in the'
mounsh:fts and cracks and
.irridors three tunics and t1w
action was taken
to;s
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CASSEI.IILRR\ — 'Ito,dian Hills ionic' Oi& rt'rs
Association has arranged it
Candidates Forum" Thurada)
iiht in dl) hail in order to
.t'tter acquaint s('ters with tht
...any who are seeking election
.11 the upcoming December tb
in what is probably the
argest slate ever to be
presented in this city, nine
are
ovailabie council seats. In
LIdution there are three
irididates for the mayors post
Harry Sanibrook, present
auncrimari, submitted his
resignation in order to qualify
as a candidate for mayor. His
opponents 'idi be Bill B. Grier
and Cecil Harman
The three council seats are
being contested by -Nits
.1argare't It. Driggers, Thomas
I:mribree, Louis Kirby. Richard
Leigh. John Leighty, James
Sumnara.
Joseph
Millen.
Richard Win, arid Jtihri
Yamnitz
Leughty if. at present. Acting
Ctuul,n'.ari 'A the Council.
lnteze't is runrung high in
this election and a capacity
t'T9Wd is expected to be 'unhand
opens 7 i
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Closing Costs Included
Pr ofeooPaI Decora'
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Carpeting, Range
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P'i'uken ipart, leaving wir.'c
tr4oiit
tnce1 after cuss during prevb.
'Rut 'Ju'r' are -, finIte runni.
pedal attention r
tied hildren at ihrlcti'rias
'in's.' should also un.'lude sP"for
riM rare for their safety
they figure high in the (lurist-
,ee'tInn ulb'r,dr re'aetlnn and
'orth Al ,oh is n "timi
nate or rullnimb7e the ossihil
uty if injury C.rom Over,'ru.
-4 these find.' yvsathilitif'
The National safety
ml w1uriing if be 'rigeti
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butt w' or
Ihrectnutqtny-idvthg,
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pnintsout hat 'he ii ts.'lf
nnt .ulways to blame In many
mas irrldent rat.
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ringer ui
huru .'el mu many bitt or
ronside'r'il hai.arloua have
en banned hy ii. Fond nd
Drug Administratino 'sr have
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most arriil.nts riur not
'WillN. !no, often hiring n'o vh
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or
wiv -, thriijtth !heir
auus.' the on.' chosen
irerec
...mpproprrate to the age
r,'rklpssrn".'-;
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i'V'e(l t'i(at he •XCtul(Pd, because
'hun half a century
The Sx'lety advises that rriany toys in this category
ran be a.-laptM for um by a
relatives aryl trierwI.s first
,
('001(1 do thins with you," it's
tinie to mu the family back
into (iristmas,
It starta with family planrung, pot it into ('On1tenCt'
turin Make a chart. Note
w ha t neeels to Lx' done and let
each child be responsible' for
something. You nut)' want to
refresh crystal and fine china
yourself, but polishing silver
is a rutural for the' younger
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(irtstiui4us gift suggestions,
try giving fliristuuuas hack to
11w kids.
A stockingfut of tune, given
early, may lx' north inure
mth's sshole bag of
than
tricks
"ñs tIn' season to be jolly
and to share it with the fattidv, After all. ('hristriias is
1obably the most faniiiv'like
of holidays.
Rut when morn starts
tackling that long list of "to be
dones" she's likely to provide
plenty of time for her children
to pass on their own. Then she
geta involv ed shopping and
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Features
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Older kids t'an take turns at
iterntns of ba by-sitting so
)iiU, 1110111, ('liii actiiiiplish
of scrubbing,
t'mut
laundering and ironing chores
without interruptions. help
the kids understand that this
will free you later for fun
things with them.
out
In the midst of the "to Lx'
dones" when you hear something to the tune of "Mom, I
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id in on 11w fun to utiake
(uristtuimis preparations a real
family affair.
Snowflakes — Add a little
water to powdered detergent.
(;ive the kids a uall brush
mmd mu uumtil isiwl of the' deterCint naste Let the kids cu.
Make' cook-aheads for dinnt'r so the baby-si tter can pop
(hflfler into the oven for you.
If you don't have built-in
baby-sitters, hiring a teenagt'r for mu few afternoons a!ter school tiuiy he 111(iC well
hr
wnn :ir.
wTapping , addressing cards.
party plawiing, baking and
cleaning, and the kids get left
and reliable, . . just set it and forget it! Electronic circuits
aive you more precisely tuned picture! 5' oval speaker.
o-'iubor.
rang.'ni"nI "ill)
tutu' to
shopping
s4IiW
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ir' with t)u' kids leselt
their I)r('S('nls fir ciati and
then take ttwm along U) help
make the final selections,
When the chores art' clone,
turn on the Fun
Set time asuck' for cutting
i'uI cxikies and miuking
ittumns
('xkies are for kids and
(iristuivas is the best excuse
ever to pot them together
You can hake, but let the' kids
cut out and decorate And get
together with the kids to pa ck
cth)CS to take to friends,
Here are some other decorating-type Ideas to keep
cutotmu and the kids busy. Or
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bags, and stones and shelL;
a1 offer a variety of pcilitie for homemade toys
Easter Seal offers this (ir
dogs, ptastic blocks , suctionspin tops and small autos, suggestion 'Give of yuws.'lf
trucks and tractors.
to the handicapped child. H.'
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with Uieiit Add I eei doring
tim the ;oste for color.
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soap flakes with a little water
Add water gradually to
flakes and beat at high
iui til it stands in iwaks like'
egg sshiik-s for a ucuering"
Christmas tree' train
Save' empty (Wirt anti g,uhln
suit' milk cartons, witstong
them Uuiiroughly muici letting
them dry before using Let
children form troi9 cars, putung Utemn together in a line by
faste ning with paper fasteners Cars can he' decorated
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CHECK for S1,754 was presented to Principal Arletta
special equipment for children with hearing problems at Longwood
Elementary School by Mrs. Anita Williamson, Jamboree chairman, in
behalf of Tr-County Road Runners CB Radio Club. foney was raised
through recent Jamboree held in Sanford.
(Ann Riley Photo
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1601 S. Hwy. 17.92
"Al the Maitland
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Phone 644-7600
has twr, etcrniined that
According to Carol Kirchoff,
prcpe operation of package
imnageifleflL could
proper
and sewage treatment plants Ecology and Environmental
collection services.
impro
throughout the county. This chairman for the League. the
Today the Seminole County
dunips to santtar
convert
basic factor in this issue is the
league 0! Women Voters will problem is a very real and very
and
to implement use
and
ills,
taint!
question. 'Are the state
begin its approach toward serious one and one which has
a
of
recycling
programs
doing
of at- local agencies
information on a workable now become the focus
satisfactory
job
of
management
of
Women
league
'.olutuon of the solid waste tention of the
and if not, can these agencies be
conditions in Seminole County. Voters,
given the impetus to strive
and
use
Today,
Americans
County Commissioners spend
tonard more certain goals"
an enornh(flkS amount of time dispose of about 4.5 billion tons
1 1k Al
obstacle
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major
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solid
waste
per
year
at
a
cost
each week on this problem and
c';h developer, who petitions to of 80 per cent of $4.5 billion on organizing ewcienu syswnl'
told in Seminole County, Is collection. Some of the reasons the multiplicity of local
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required to satisfy the corn- for this are multiple packaging; go v e r n m e n t a 1 u n it
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will not face the tainers; planned obsolescence larger county-wide levels coul
rcudents in any given area in of manufactured items; ap- possibly make it possible I.
proximately 2.000 ne products afford equipment and quali!iei
questicr
utility companies are kept created each year: anda higher personnel necessary to provide I
onter close surveilance by the standard of living with greater for solid waste management
According to League research.
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blocks
With
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tuallv apvorlcfr!Zn
ruiakt- glamorous, professioni
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neighborhood txibb shop
tilOCk Of W8X. YOu'll
need molc, coloring and
wicks. But instead Of a crxnrnercially made mold you ciii
fashrnn your own out of milk
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15, UI cans or any1,,
else that catches your
make wick out
And
of cottaru string. twi ne , even
an old shoelace
Your vokruig can caine
train shaved avons a'- food
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paraffin wax pour a Will' inch
of wax InU the CaTtOii and let
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cool and twrdet,. 'Men sIDWly
add ttw rest of trw wax 1Xt
Always nwIt the was in a
double boik!r.
Allow tht, wax U) caul unUl
Cut the knot frarn the battam
of ttw wick and abde the
candle out af the mold.
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outside bottom of the carton
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lkppliallces.
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among the svldt :alee (ton of
11lrulsorBely designed table
lighters as a unodist exampIt'.
Thuere's an end table for
much
AV1IIC1I she would
appreciate another lighter
So why not include one
the gifts chosen
her.
She will like it, anti
ember of the fnnil w ho
delivery, is the time think
a tutu ut whie the r m ut her
would be thrilled with a
truly maguiillcenit gift -- a
replacement for an aginc
range, refrigerator or laundry .quipuuent
the major
New units
appliances furnish sonicthing more than greater
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framed to your liking. We havt a selection of mare than 100
frames aiid mouldings to choose from ,
have been 0.11dowed
ing water avallable witholit,
opening tile refrigerator
door, self -cleaning systems
for ranges.
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area from which gifts chore
iiu for mother actually artgifts that will he shared by
(lie entire family.
aria in which she serves
(lit' family
And there you have It!
So many of (hit's.' gift.
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hour after their guests arnyc. and allow th em to nib-
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Thexi punch a &iuili hole in
the center of the carton battOTIi arid 1P U WUZ(i wick
tying a knot in the end.
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open end of the carton with a
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food can be prepared In advance
For the math course, you
could serve cold :oast beef.
sliced and placed on a platt"r before your
rive, and buckets of Kenguests ar-
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net
pair
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with jeweling. embroiderY.
women'
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leather belts In har
brushed, waxy, and grained
leathers. plus dres
smooth. suede, embossed
than with her guests.
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handbags ifld OUWT
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48—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 29. 1972
6.
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as
help
op
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rediscover
their
hands
and
a gift of a hobby
means much
c than simply another
under the tree
People are redisccV('riflK
Christmas
having a
hobby
requiring
th e use of the hands and
mind is a prerequisite for
OI t
most
logical age.
Adults discover relief
. HAT
Urself
hobby
from
tension when they berig a do.It-Yo
.seirhandsandm1nd5
no longer considered come involved in a hobby
a leisure time acUv- that requires even a mintmum of concent ration It
In
fact.
dedtad bobIty.
th em to be produc e
time
enables
th
consider
bylst.s
out strain, workUrt
wi
th
they spend on hobbies as
being productive rather ing at their
gives them a sense of mdithan as killing time,
sidual
accomplishment, an
the
SOTflC
These are
a
research
study
important
antidote against
.ndings of
y
Dr
Rudolph
Brandt
a
the
alienating
pressure' c
iI4everly Hills psychoanalYst living In a numbered. co;
According to Dr. Brandt. putcrl2td society.
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Hope entertains the troops in England, leit, during
-rid War 11. At right he greets troops in Vietnam during his annual
hristmas tour. Mr. Christmas, as he is sometimes called, says he does
t like war. 1)ut likes bringing jov and humvir to vounp Americans awav
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select to)'s
Claus ' Bob Hope
V10s
Will
her family praises her tal-
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;nswcr any toy questions Is
ur Mom. Dad and th e
Lids to visit the 'Toyland.
There, all of the toys are
it Troops Again
an display: many sample
models are available for
dcmonsaUOfls and "test-
LB11
S got re like man-
jAiss for someone 20 yeart,
younger
"We haven't landed yet,
sir," said the Marine
Which is what I intend to
do." Hope told a reporter,
in 19(4 Hope wat ciposed
to ay at a hotel in
th
has spent 30
sh
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fore the comedian arrived in
hi
Nib Hope
ng. '
laug
Iootsw Roll, this jet-set
Clawk who carries hu;
;:ikeS like so nusny gaudily
w -apped gifts to the GI.'s
abroad
And not only jokes, for
id
Bob Hope begins his
he
will carry with him the usual
lb's' of beauties for the dcoght of homesick soldiers in
Korea, Thailand, Japan.
timm and ship or two curs the
tugli seas
Hope- at 69 is self-admjt-
No, make
at
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wh
e doing a
Nixon. not even friends can
escape the Hope sea
p-rforrns as he think, and
Rac'k in 1971, one of his fitvorite jokes went something
if the doll dries u h:t she
hopes
to artual' see If the toy
stirs It might be assem-
ii tie rcl%'I%. V hue real
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tF 1jIIISIfl out, the rnoIeI rkiric %rafl LIOtIh i. b'rn _ ..
more likeiYto
socially oriented
tca. They are
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There Is lit-tie doubt, 5aY
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of
ç
when he became a 'olR old
elf" with "a
little fact'
and a little round belly, th at
when
iah1 Itk
bowl full of jelly."
Before Dr. Cicuwnt C.
Moore made m a fat little
man In his poem, "The Night
Before Christmas," Santa
cs)uld be fat or thin, tall or
ort. He had a lot of different
rmes and rode earth-bound
horses be fore he got those
high.flytr reindeer arid, in
me places, ha d gilt delivers
round
CO
railroad or a mother and
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talents of the Norse gnd, Th or,
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In Ilollanti. gifts are ex.
c'uiruged on Dec 6, St. Nictulas' birthday. In Mexico,
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christened him ''Abbot of Un-
reason" arid 'Lord of Mis-
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in ary/es th ers
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to a higher station and
given on Jan. 6. Called "The
Twelfth Day (if 0iristinas
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SAMSONITE
career gaLs
.dl% al the mid-point of his
unusual career, which has
carried him from being an ISvt'ar.old hoofer on the vaudeVille circuit to being Ring
urcibys stooge to an Aineru•
tan itution and the eo
.r 'a most-exported produ'i
ftspe these days is as much is
Christmas figure as Santa
Claus or Dr. Seuss' Grmch or
RudoiphtheReNoedRCfl-
/7 4y
were hewing iiitc> sight,
friends say he could
At Long Rmh, South Viet-
hankie
num. Hope once told the aol-
No woman ever has
enough note paper, arid she
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me it's fu of both"
exciting paper that
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refl
have heard that one.
Hope has said many tunes
that he's seen too much of war
ever to think it a good thi ng —
women welcome gifts of
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lacy slips they wouldn't iuy
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themselves, or frilly night-
gowns that tell her how he
feels
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cralled ripprt. Issit- Led --ith
ftr%r" pair, ol Burlington's
Suede, leather slined or unlined,, cotton — gloves to
ou1dn1 seem like
It
(`hr"uis withoul. Hopc
112 S. Park Ave.
by Burlington becoming to
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all
BASSETT
Ijille girl's ,Ijshsas'.Iurt u. ulr-ssinral in ssuriaplrle tlsr alra'.suui
with a ri,ni pull-aol ;tl.itic hu,u.k,i, i,sii,uiuiu ut iuu.i
stores and through this- • sius )s..IIb' I Ittl'tiit.t' i
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Little honicmaker5 s dream
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Every little girl dreams
No battcrle.' are needed
being just like Mommy
with her very own kitchen for thLi grown-up "toy" The
appliances. Even dishwash- motor Is wound autornatiing looks like fun with an cally when the door is OpCflexciting automatic dish- ed and starts when the door
is shut. And u.-t for fun
washer
This year the little girl the young lady of the liOtis
can have a dishwasher — can Mt the control knob. stev l-COil
Thu sturdy, steel
-con In beautiful harvest gold.
come.
ditiwas)ier
struction
just like the real OUCS JoinIng the other Scars play" with a roomy pull-out plastic basket, ready for the
kitchen appliances Is a
little girl's play dishes. And
modern dishwasher that
shire her dishwasher is 28
really 'works."
inches high, it's almost cw;loads
just
The little' miss
it up, closes the door and tom-made for the horns'watches all the action. The maker-to-be.
The dishwasher is availrevolving sprayer instantly
starts to turn, sending vinyl able' at most Sears stores
"streams of water" beating and through the company's
against the see-through Christinis catalog
offer easy choices for pu-
rled Santas who want to
win dt'liiZhtt'd thanks from
the ladies on theIr gift list
Lt long last .he girls 5'B"
and Dver have their special
parLy hose styles by Bur-
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VARIOUS STYLES
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Record Cabinets
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LASTI
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IMPORTED FROM DENMARK
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TEAK-WOOD
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Victorian Sofa
Upholstered in green
velvet
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AM/FM-r' 1 Stereo radio
Head phone
Record storage rack
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price'!
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with stereophonic ceramic cartridge,
diamond stylus and dust cover,
• Smartly styled component table
for easy portability
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with sensitive AM/FM-FM Stereo
tuter and powerful amplifier
08-track stereo tape player
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ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST.
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322-2363
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Mc1e'rr h'5 d ,cuvves tray
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lug, a ide a hush. (sit -soft jilts y on all ..ur tare. haiti, i,sdasaura situ1
suit. .iu,sg.it-rs sigrd 1 It, 4 wilt h d.lughuird a liii this reahistu.
toy thtsit Its-it'. jsrrpurt thus-nt fur thirst .,h,iiiul ala,,ha-d. Pur-
All Styles to chOocC from
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Look to the hosiery dc-
Innovative new styles in
panty hose' and body suit-s
or the threat of war, there will
he American troops to enterthin
Dssmake'r
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details make th e new Bod i es
in Green, Tan
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partrnent for prime gift in-
our differences around the
conference table,
to ward off the cold but
they always ne-cd borne
"nice" oncs for evenings
s1n of tuanties. vintage
designed to speak a univer-
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But as lung as there is war,
glamor gilt for any lady on
the Christmas l ist.
Until recently panty hose
foilowed the long trunk de-
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that we should learn to settle
Most women have gloves
flU in her wardrobe'
lIrr-r'a new in.h)iratifu
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(1ri.tni.
a statu * tuate ha: with . eon.
new Lutu Sh eer
World War U soldiers may elegant
Brief 'lop panty hose, in a
her personality
Men are welcome In ungene departments, and
1 - t
busy days Little notes for
thers
"This place Is wt fit f or
num or beast. The girls tell
needs different types for her
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all holiday festivities. In the
Lincoln Memorial one rught.
his r atxnnb went off, missyears, with a lay-off li-i the
mid-50s because of illness. ir the comian by a few and he looked up at Abe and IA)Oh" 1() Ae Hosien- Depamnent fol SterIi;
said, - Abe, you had a war, vcnj
carrying a little bit of hume to
minutes.
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had a civil rights problem,
Americas overseas soldiers.
U.S intelligence later said
what'll I do' And a deep
Hope had been the intended
He has seen his share of the
vo ice said, DON'T GO
Gi fts O f Fashion For Every i f man
action too.
target of the bbers
THE
THEATER."'
Though Hope is a close
During World War Ii EisenMany of Hope's jokes are
friend of President Richard
bower once told turn that
enlivened
with a little light
lington, custom fitted to
World War II Brief Top is
things had been quiet for a
11j4r11 Sterling
flatter
their
long
legs.
For
an
elegant new concept
few days.
circle pin
Soldiers
in
World
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Pretty things
the first time there's a i(fwith a tiny bit of panty
The next da y . during
TIIiI% ha'e hvierd this one, ju
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Si
ciai Tall Girl All Sheer Canknitted on smoothly at the
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shosi, a bon'thar&nent began.
top lists
trece panty hose style for
waLctba,rid. so legs present
as
Vietnam
ti.
L.a
have:
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fesUve occasions — a logical
an elegant look. no matter
"Most thiw he-e are exquiet"" Hope cracked.
boon
to
all
the
long
stemwhere sktrts ma y escalate
portable Sonic' arc e1. er 'urThen there
ji time
med American beauties who
And
the Brief Top precisely
PIcktflV g.4ts for career
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lve parties quite as much
that Hope- and his troupe
gals isn't as difficult as It
matches
the briefs you've
.
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Hope
joki
Even the newes
as th eir less generously prolanded on a lonely bea ch
L
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may seem, The 40 million
sounds
like'
you've
heard
it
t;)oruoned sisters.
Korea. They looked around
For a very special gilt,
it means so much to her.
women In th e nation's work
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It's
the
Hope
style,
the
Just tell us the birthdays of
There ore Tall Girl
consider a Ject te r, a high
Its' the Marines they were
force utilize- their shopping
one on top of
onlm
Opaque and Brief Top pantime for iiccesslttti, alstyle tote bag fill ed wi th the children - we'll do the
supposed to entertain and
OthCT'.
like'
it One4TiaXl "LaUth
resit All 12 fine simulated
ty hose styles too, and the
though they long for the
Luxury Sh ee r Brief Top
couldn't find then.
binthstancs
for each month
in,"
that
sets
him
apart.
Ptc
colors
available
for
tall
e
.
panty
hose,
made
with
a
pretty things in lif
Finally they lcxmt,ed small
of
the
year
girLs, for the first time,
pie laugh at and with Hope
Lovely handkerchiefs art
new kind of Caress yarn
group of Marines who turned
dude adventurous !I.sIIiDn
oi l
always
welcome
She
may
which
feels and clings like'
partly
because
his
jokes
are
out to be advance scouts. Q
shades
always use tissues in the
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daughter working together
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before
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relationiips more satisfying Esening is fine for establishing
ire harmony at home t'
TAURUS (Apt 20 to May 20) You may ant to start ona
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NIOON Clill I)RLN' tJunc 22 to July .'I) Concentiale youi
efforti on home and family today and th becomes a most
CflJO) able day Don't argue with an associate. Much harmony
can bc establi0ird ncm Retail, at home tonight.
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I a) etentthough it may mean traveling quite a distance Plan
some time or handling important ocspondrnce. Taclwmth
utmost care and be alert to danger.
VIRGO (Aug "' to Sept 27) A good Jay to think cmcr
financial anangrments )OU uant 'o make for the future and
then p,.;, theni down on papei tonight Don't forget to give
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Make conditions at home better.
lead. It is the -ad of the
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OUR (lIlt I) IS BORh 10DAY
quecn from a suit headed bs
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one cf those charming )OUfl pcopk who can become quite
tract is no-trump.
successful in life bccsuw of tile fine artistic and cultural
The bead can't really hurt
talents th this chart be urc to direct ed ucation along tines
because if partit?r doer. not
that willl htip your progeny become a true artist. There will be
concerned. The
a fine bakce here, where a'itration
Political tile s also good
'he Stars tmprl, they 40 not compel What you make of
your1ruIargeIyuptoOU!
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A.s.sociation. legally established
to serve the ar ts and artists of
his partner.
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AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to h-rh 19) You want to start a whok
nCY' WI Of Londitions in yout hfc and you are able to dojust
that ptovided you act quickly 11rove to mate that you are
loyal Show that )ol s'r thankfu
PISCES (Feb 20 to War 20) Uw )our Sood hunches to
those
come to a better understanding with others, eapeclly
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Maitland
the three-spot to discourage
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Exhibit janet \ 4*kriuc Kink (1
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a"resuve and that you like people
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10) Find the best way to
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SCORPIO (Oct 23 to %c,%. 2 1) Stuay a plan )clu have in
-:ind for making the future greater for yourwll and then
IWUSS it latef with the right people Make thi% a happy day
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with crsons )OU reafl like and hate a good tune, sshile
counting your hlesstnp and giving thanks find the right social
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who takes water to bed with her at night and invariably
spills it might Iry my plan. I take medication at night
and therefore have to have water by my bed, so i set a
small thermos in the top drawer of my bedside table
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the football hero who is high on pep flojangles .Iulie offer; a solo
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Haskell
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pills when his ar crashes and of Yesterlay intl Harry and
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short Siihjett ol I% Winnie's M'' hart tintl George S wile.
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an appropriate poem she had
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how my heart pounded wben be walked me to my door and
riasses, because then I kw be planned to
removed
kiss me goodnight IP. S, I married the mast.)
The Ctc.cetherr) •i
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at the Novem ber meeting on
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v a word or two about the
d1spoftion and be&lor are mnrtlmrr important than
male worthy
whethiff he wears spectac1 Ukae
ber attention will Mge tw by heir essential quaUties rather
than by her optical equipment Greetings,
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In cam you have further correspondence uith "Fwr
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4S Mamuhnid,
You sought to comfort her vft your own verse. "Cruys
will make r4sm at girls who wear glaaft, providing the
dames ha
Your rfVy puts you in firzt-rate company, as ChAsto-
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common
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wrote corrip'laining because she had to wear glasikes.
to make matters worse" she added, someone wrote me &
ying. 'Gto-s nevw make passes at girls who wear
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Nov.
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,iresday. Nov.
Lawson
'Citizen
Of
The
Week'
Augus Tiliman
PRICES EFFECTIVE
N0V29-DEC.5,1972
Under the superv5%fl
AIll be used to help complete
wson, the NFA and FFA
a
of
the
Good
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other rooms
Samaritan Home. Any donation members received local Mate.
.wd national awards. Iwo state
Angus Tillman of 1115 West of
b appreciated
presidents from Sanford were
Seventh Street was a w arded a
Joseph Riggins. 195(. and Amos
check by the Seminole chapter
Ri ¶qABVAV. HAWKINS
of Florida A&MUniversity
Alumni President, Earl E.
Mmott, which he won in a
drawing on November
The
cheek is an expense-paid trip to
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division chairman for the
1.ittic Rodney Medlock United Fund,1% andFirst Aid
celebrated his fourth birthday instructor for Amencan Red
party given in
his honor
the Orange Blossom Classics in by his mother, Sandra
Medlock.
with a
Football
Wins
Teacher
Award by National Vocational
en
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
N.Th(C
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the (t
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P4h*6y 436. in IN' CV
Attamorif, Spc4nQt. Florida. intends
name *.tPi flit
to re'QIttI'r tPIC 5I
iClil OL11, NAME
cloforth of the Circuit Court of
P401 .. ISemfiole County. FIOr.06
moaard fl bV%IflC% a' Pt 1
Ario EnprseI.
CameI1a
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Loncnd
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t'.,j5riet under
of the Week" c John
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JOt-it. S
The kithc'n sthff of the
agriculture teacher. He lives MEATINc,A AIR CONDIIIONINC,.
n tr% out the
Saniaritan Home prepared with his %ife. Mrs. Flcmue and 'hat I intend to reoister said
)U IS G I BSON, Altmease Richerson and Ark
their Thanksgiving dinner from Iwson, at 400 East Eighth 'same i.th the Clerk of the Circuit
nc'v kitchen at the Good Samaritan Home.
Court, Seminole County, Florida in
the new modern kitchen. Meals Street. His daughter, Mrs.
-.m the
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were servedforthefirsttime Jeannell Walden. is an inFC1?,Cit Name Statj'ei, To
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from Ous kitchen as the home structor in home Pewornics at "'I"' section "
s cot r-1*f '6A sta"rm
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gave thanks for the many Edgewater
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our of the defendants st'ize1
;in Aug.
17 raid by vice
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ibscene gesture caused a
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two-count information of
cannabis saliva I..
and possession (if narcotic
paraphernalia included Roy
Frederick
(ary Brewer.
%%caver,
Shell and
William
I .twn Elms.
A combined Force of ice
down on a
;i.efltS swept
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ANGUS I'll-LNIAN. ()I 1 15
agents also
ltiscovcredtwc' pounds of
14()
niarijuana
plants,
weapons
trid various pills.
Raymond Parker, vice
.'.quad leader of the county
'hcnffsdepartment, said some
'f the marijuana confiscated
--
E. Minott, president of the Seminole County
Chapter of the Florida A&M University
Alumni.
Florida
Un
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Tech Offers
rogra
New
Florida
Te tlnol('1 ical
University will offer a ness
P
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County during World War II.
lawson placed and exhibited
JOHN A. LAWSON
products from Seminole Count)'
home grown grass."
Brewer pleaded guilt' to pUS.
'-ussicin of cannabis sativa.
'hartere'cl jut t l,iidci Their
itirie'rar will include Park'.
JucticaUc)nof guilt and ordered a
;iresentence
investigation
years
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Education next summer, with a Buthipest. Veruec, Prague.
10-week study tour of Europe. '' t". !'urLi .ri.! ;i-if.actT as
sstl
The program, winch is open
1 . rapbernalia.
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Weitio,er pleaded szuilty as
photography and international
saliva I. Judge Muldrew coiiirnunic'atioris,
.irdered a PSI and rttnianded
The' group is slated to depart
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the defendant to custody. The
June
18 from Orlando via
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thhdd adjudication of guilt,
if PSI, and allowed U.
t'enant to rema in on bond
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Tomato Paste
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nitfied to serve a copy 04 c
Ari-.%er to compiAmt o vorriocios,"
Dove Liquid
or
P
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Su
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.tt-d States Pia t Ti''
Its itt ilit it I It
'i'fl of narcotic .lrug p.irii.
ihet-nalia charge'
I)awn Elms pleaded gud.
Seeking
a
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cannabis in less than fist'
rants, a niisdenieanor, Sli
.s placed on PSI, adjudicatiiir
'I guilt) was withheld, and Mw
allowed to remain on bofld
The state dropped the charge of
~,,sm,ssion (if narcotic drug
'.iraptiernalia.
Intherernainder of the' defer,
hints scheduled for trial this
urk before Judge Muidress .
't' entire docket was disposed
tIlt' (14)'S.
.Itist'ph Karssacki, charge
ANNO
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;'tricidic rumors relative to the
Graivates of FAMU have
Nowiiierging of our beloved alma distinguished themselves in all
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recently celebrated tier
mater with Florida State fields of endeavor. Therefore.
University. If this becomes a we don't have to lower our
realit. we' knoss what it will shoulders at all. But we need
seventh birthda She is the
mean.
iaugtitt'r ( if Mr
filM-ar Me'rttiie III
d Mrs
nc'luded offense (If possession
f less than five' grants Judge
\1 uldrcw withheld adjucicatwmi
! guilt ordered a PSI and the
'fend.ant remains uti bond.
Paul Donat, charged with
.l uldrew withheld adjudication
Masonic ldge. Eergreen No. WITNESS my "and and teal of address 04 the Claimant and be
of guilt, ordered a PSI and
years, Senior Warden, Junior ISeaj
void according to law
firearin in roiruinssion o' a
felon), pleaded guilty t'
agravatt'd asauIt in the first
count. Adjudication of guilt ssas
withheld and a PSI ordered.
me state
}b:per
Harper was charged with
shootmg Edward Jones an Sept.
2ssithaptstt'l,intiM'viunit) r
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SWEET PEAS
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Mackerel Fillet
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Lobster Tails
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Fresh Mullet
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29c
Pork & Beans
City of
Claw Crab Meat
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the Sanford Herald once each week
for at leatt four (I) covnecutise
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5. 1972
weeks, prior '0 Demor
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SAVE 40c
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Medium Oysters
Golder, Ripe
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3 Legged Fryers
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2bunch*s
29
Margarine
29c
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Cream Cheese
29c
SAVE lB, MORTON
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Green Onions
SIDE OF BEEF
39C
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Breast Quarters
(pink or while)
NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM
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. 'w
s.\vt 7c. BLUE NPT
,i Grapefruit
Fit Between Studdings and Rafters)
CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS
IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING
$8-2
do: 49
IDEAL LINING MATERIA.. (They Just
L:
Grandfather Clock
C
Your Choice
EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLFGUN
4
$189
Frog Legs
303 19C
Can
Applesauce
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NO. 13-KEEP
COOL COOKBOOK
b 89C
U lit 0
SAVE Sc, FAME
1 5C EACH
I
39c
: I:
Bologna
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SWEET CORN
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR MEALS!
u s uo 1
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CUT GREEN BEANS
hat pursuant 10 1&*Iul authority it,,-
1411
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lb
U Ph
Ground Beef
S
TRY OUR SPECIALS BR EAD
FAME BUYS!
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
the City of Casselhecry. Florda
SHEETS
P
P
SUGGESTIONS
FAIRWAY FRESH
TI
SAVE 1 Oc, SCOTT JUMBO
FLORIDA SEEDLESS
GIFT
6-42
Potato Salad
Ed.th L Duerr,
DEJ 117
I
.
Glazed Donuts
98c
lb
Roll
7
. ,
79c
Fudge Cake
59c
lb
Boneless Top Round Steak lb $128
$ 1 .39
SAVE 5O • KING SIZE
USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES
23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES
' .
MlDflt
)i
Beet Liver
5th
.
59c
o
LEAN GROUND ROUND OR
CHABLIS
,
78c
I2n,
Chopped Sirloin
V
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lb.
I
BURGUNDY, PINK CHABLIS.
.4
25c
FANCY SLICED
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Florida 3VIS
Wn?er Park , Flor.da
Acting P.kayor
Publi th N ov 77.1
79 Dec 6.13.1977 Publith Plow I. 15. 33. 79, 1977
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GIFT GUIDE
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SWINGING Ft*OULUM JUNIUd
Shopping
"JUST THE THING "
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FAIRWA( COUNTRy
•
It,,% Itt day of November. A 0 197?
AttOrriep at Law
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.
I
I FOR SALE!
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In Todays Cassified Section
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ALUMINUM
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Smoicie Links
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GALLO WINES
BANANAS
bond.
degree' zi'urder and use of a
69C
Baked Ham
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2
TARNOW COOKED OR
SAVE 1 2c,
•
Thit Notice shall be posted as
LEONARD V WOOD.
AdminiStratOr Of It-se
Estate of
of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. DEG 14)
4.
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"OSCAR MAIR
I(
si.
e 68c
or
S75
lb
Dinner Franks
_______
L
58c
PARK AVE.
u.s.' , -..
Sausage
DATED thiS l7lh day Of rpguired in the City of Casselberry,
November. 1917
Florida, and Shall be publiShed
AR'? PIUP H BECKWITI'f, JR
a$ Clerk 04 Said C ourt
allowed Donat to remain on
Luther Harper. c-barged on a
tIlt.-( (111711 irilorritation Ilitil
aS '-it ul I itt Commit St'('c d
LEMON SUGAR OATMEAL
•. •. . . .
88c
CHEESE CAKE
______
sw or n to op the claimant, hi5 agent City Council of The
0r his ottorney, or it will become Catselberry. Florida
on the 77th Oty of
t3, past Worship Master for two Slid C rt
Novmbet. 1972
________________
PrDISCOVER
A rmchair
Old Fashion Cookies 3 Il
- place of reSidence and Pot? OffiCe January II. 1974
________
l4e'ssion (If ranrubis, itleaded
guilty as diarged. Judge
SAVE 18. SUNSHINE
Seminole County, Florida
By i B WiIiam%,
ZOn.ng Dir,CIOC
TO THE REGISTERED VOTER
OF THE CITY OF CASSELBr=RQ'v
assoctutions throughout the great twntagt'.
____
69
Cascade
Chuck Steak
.
Cheese Strips
Stea
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59c
Pork Butt Roast
Smoked Sausage
1
SAVI Bc,
I
Family Steak
KAHN'S PRE COOKED
''
9 lb
Jumbo All
demand m ust be in *1,,Iing and Cled Casselberry, Fioricia for
he
fl duplicate, arid rnljst ttate the uneipired term of Curtis F Blow --
For soue' tinit' FAMU aluirini ensure the presur- attic of this
ith possession of cannabis.
leadd guilt' to the lesser
lb
Saltines
from the date of the first publictlOn to wit.
the support of loyal alumni ti
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FRESH MISSOURI
39c
SAVE SOc. CONCENTRATED
or ormanos tttitt they may have of Catselberry, Florida.
B, Maine S Eder'
Dtputp
Clerk
Piecuilie involved in ow local indicative of FAMUeans.
t-t A et.LO.'lN
tIwtTlber and c'tnnmander of 0N
association. The response tin-,
Remember Ltwse wor&
American Wo(Kinien Canip 17 a
tieen somewhat surprising in 'FAMU. FAMU I love thee. Ill friend of SEEI)CO, member *of S..te 70, 500 Eat'
tial many tuie failed to come fight and win whatever the ('itv housing Adjustment 'asselberry,136
Florida
37707
into the' fold,
battle be"' Well, let's enter the
7, & Dec 6, 13. 70,
Pl
ov
Board. NAACP and a member PubliSh N
1977
As we know, there have been fight to save FAMU '
S
Premium
I I
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79c
Sliced Bacon
9
NABISCO
.
Pork Steak e 9
FAIRWAY FARMS
USOA
CHOICE
BARPIETT, who Cordon Octobe' 77. City of Casselberry. Florida. Shall
..t fur all 1' ;MU Alumni to failed to do our hart which is not Jupiter Oddiellow Lodge,
~w lesser (of fewste of
88
IIu
,pPP..uu.i
c
5
11
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TaU 44 Z ,t.4,A4
ELECTION
7histicesnalIbepjtlshcdonce of tfti% P1041CC Each clam or
ttIt)utl(JflS tOV.ards preserving Warden and Senior Deacon,
1II(il %S JR..
ss4s ao, a call went our great herita
ge, but ssetthve Celerv City lAidge 2 of Elks.
Round Bone
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TY, FLORIDA
A;; crea,icir% of DOROTHY VAE
copv of your wrmer,
of a 'ord Florida
78C
Commistion
CASE NO
in re Tht Estate of
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tach Week for fou r (,I) cornetv,1vt
in the Sanford Herald. San
lie is
English Cut
Planning and Zoning
PROCLAMATION OF REGULAR
DeCeitSed
in tfic Complain?
Sc hool. where he served for 17
58c
Pot Roast
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FAIRWAY FARMS
7-UP
Sale!
K. C. Steak
16 or. Bottlos
OR
SAVI 4
;
Cube Steak
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L...:H
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as soon th eafter as
COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUld
MAE BAP'ETT
defenses, if any, to it on JOHN A
ou
iitt' state' dropped the
P.M.
possible
I
Viot
Loavots
Plus Deposit
(.r'i
Steak
33
P50
tihere he is vic'e'halrman of above Styled Court at Sanford,
County. Florida, 37171, on
i)eac'on Board, tin the trustee or before December 7PtPt 1977;
hoard, finance committee and ()PA Se it Judgment may be en
i
Im
35c
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pNft
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oid senri fr)u free
lost, o 'II to WHO') WTII iØO
way home As tour
for
ci free re J.s?rot.0fl ririrl mosi to
rIurri Yorfrøts rirri
Pr,rJ.o /HOO Co.rtts
l'inihineo, 1)9 rirf,ri WHC)O
19c
,
SAVF 20. P.IC,ULAR OR
8
wj.j
,f hore r, ,g for his c&In' If ht
Apple Butter
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
'U CA1I4YN LiSSA
'inown
by number
r
' 29c
SAVE 6(, MUSSUMAN
VIP
tE',
c.nci is
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Ij
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Noodles
RALPH T
against her Estate in the office Of Ihe
Said election shall be held a? the
Honorable Wallace Hall, County Casselberry Fire Department
Judge of e,ninole County. Florida. Building on Said date and at Die
fl the Courthouse at Sanford, t,mt authorted fOr the purpose C,
past superintendent of Sunday tI'-d against you for the relief FIorir'.a, *.thin 51* calendar monthS electing the foIlowng city ofuciall.
MARY SMITH
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sorer
Missionary Baptist Church, the original with the Clerk of tie
niedia in Europe
17
Marmalade
BALDWIN, Attorney fDc Petitioner, 1977. whIt a resident of Seminole on Tuesday, December 5, 1977
County, Florida.are i'iOtfed that during the legal hours for voting
SutC 70. 500 East Highway 436.
He is member of St. Paul Ca,.%etD1rr Y, Florida. fl707, and file
thty are reQuired to tilt any Claims hold the regular electiOn of the City
students toiniprcivc their skills
and knowledge of the mass
2
PubliSh November 79, 1917
'rj ARE HER EBY flO'iftd
National Retired Teachers serve a
As'iation
75
SAVE 9c. MUELLER'S
1161%
WILSON and PEGGY C WILSON
YOUR PUPPY W1114
RADIO WHOO
K-99 CORPS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S
TQ BAR lIAR t. L Di 5At-47O
715
iqii
A PORt IM"
1IGISTIR
U S D A CHOICE CHU(V
89'
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DEJ 146
a;.nst yOu, and you are reQuired ic
games, but a unique chance for
Are
'''" DEJ 75
NOTICE OF SUIT
Teachers Association, Florida
Local FAMU Alumn
p
'i' grants. Judge Muldrt-u
James W COOk
Publish Nov 15. fl 79. A Dec
Ill?
retired Teachers A&iation, an actor tar divorce hat been Cl ef
.t'M40fl of narcotic drug pat-a-
.:'' ,'•
1957
Association. He was also active BARBARA L DI SANTO,
Respondent
in the Vccational Agnculture
Teachers Association. National
'oc'ationaI Agriculture
-.
"-talc dropped the charge of pons,
Shell pleaded guilty to the
l"ser included cffense of pus- ".suifl iii cannabis in less than
COUNTY, FLORIDA
Florida Agricultural Teachers and
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12 quarter Iurs of (ledits ssdll, stated the tour "definitely
vs not a cultural tnp for fun and
infeature
writing.
press
Lirged to fKIssession of van.
Seminole Count) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wit Section 06309 FloridA Statutes
Teachers
Association. CIVIL ACTION NO 73-1196
pesldent for twctyears and vice n ,, Marriage of
president for four years of the PETER t D' sAt-ITO.
,
in ((iliiiiientiiig (ifl the
designed Io provide journalin
students with a full summer of program, tour coordinatir
tour will be able' to z'arn at least
Santora. Fiorida 12771
JUDICIAL Cl P. Inc F .clt out Name Statules, To
I IS] i. Brewer is allowed to studs- and ssork on the major James Couch, an assistat
: main on bond. The state nol)e
cities of Europe. The 15 professor ofcommunicatntns ill
;1r(wsm*d idropped chargesi of
students uh.
,i vill make am. FI'U. and the Universit%
t.session of narcotic drug
713 Magnolia Avenue
PC Bo' l)M
SALE'
SAVE lOc, KRAFT ORANGE
FICTITIOUS NAME
of Seminole Courtly, Flit
NOTICE lSPtfcbt gien t hat lam
Further described as west side of
engaged in tSneSs at P 0 Boti 171, S P 436. north
of Casa Aloma S D
Lake Mary. Seminole County, arid sovth ario eitst of winter Woods
0r,0a0,rtFctt,0tmI'04
Subdivision
with the provisions of
Judge Muldrew withheld ad. to collegians anyss here'. is
i fl Laurel Avenue
Pubtitli NOV IS. 72. 79 A Dtc A
1972
DEJ Iô
D.ou'v Clerk
SP((R & SPEER. PA
"IF I'M LOST
SAVE 10 CONTM)INA
fl
1601 N. BERMUDA AVE., KISSIMMEE
LAKEMARY GARBAGE SERVICE,
This public hearing will be held n
County Fair for man) years PjjblP' Nembe'
iona
that
I
to regsfer
the County Commission Chamber.
name wth ii.e Clerk of the Circuit of the Court HouSe, Sanford
l.awson us past president of DEJ
Seminole County Teachers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COij $emirso'p County, Flor ida ri Florida, on December 13. 1977. at
or
er
Association, past treasurer 6 EIGHTEENTH
m
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PERSONAL SERVICE.
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Prescient
at the Seminole and Orange AttorneyS f or Plaintiff
ias Janmetan, but some was dimension in Journalism Nice. Rome. Florence, Vierm.i.
1
1$
I)IItCGIiiAiIP nfl 1105 CO1*AY RD
l7li •1IPI*S At 1850 ORAROS
I4Y I?IISIAITL*RD 1)OO$l(VIRITARID
57)0 tIOIRi4Itt PD NOV till SARIORO
,
t-:
,t Sc\ cnth
Street, won an expense-paid trip to the Orange
Bowl Classic and wa awarded his prize by Earl
rc'sdence at Oakland Hills subiIviuin seiiin 30 pounds ci
1;iarijuana- The
-
, var
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'- t'ns.aticin among the public, all
pleaded guilt) yesterday before
i ircuit
Richard
Judge
Muldress.
The quartet, charged wi th a
possession of
M'iAt
5
Carnation Milk
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CU
CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMIP4OL,
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE NO 7211)7
h, Ii. LI HE l
MC" ç. A N F
kiiq, h
Plaintiff,
hI%
3
SAVE 25r , EVAPORATED
.
CAINRYN LISSA). ,
Drinks
Hi-C
£
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BEEF ROAST
59c
SAVE 21, ALl. FLAVORS
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.JV
SAVE 20c, HEIIMANNS
MAYONNAISE
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'
' BONUS BUYS.
DISCOUNT PRICES,
4
PIA,nt?f S Attorney. JEREMY E
GLUCP.MAN. at 395 NorThwest It,
FICTITIOUS NAME
Streef. Sule 707. Mam.. Iorda
NOTICE IShrret V goveorithal I AM 13179 and file the ortainai with Itiop
MOS90d in bus"nes'l A' 977 High way Cleort, of the Corcu,l Court Of he
4)6 AltAmont, Spr.nQi. Seminole
Circuit In And
COvntl. Florida under the iC1itiOut For Semnoic county, Florida on Or
The president. Mrs Mary band director at Stonewall
name 04 KALE REALTY, Ad
before the 21st dat of Decemb er
Ci 4
Smith, and members of the
intend to register sa i d
1977 ofherisse it defaull will be
Jackson Junior High. Orlando.
tht Clerk 0' the Csrcuit Court, entered against you The mortgage
Just Us Club say thanks to the
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Lawson has one grandSeminole County, Flori da in ac
to be torC(IOted is secured b5
community for their great daughter, Joselynne Walden.
is HEgEaY cIvCN ccrdAnceth the Provisions
of the property located at 1SSS Pcruv.ar
?
Fil
Oen
04
that. CivrsuAn!
ctt.ois Name Statutet, To Ait
in
participation
making
Lane. Winter Park Florida and is
rCnO('ed NOVCmN' SeclionlASOl Florida Statutes 1957
Thanksgiving dinner possible at
legally descr.bed as
Lawson receiv ed his high F0rC(j05J'f
77, 1971 ,ntPsAt cer?an cause pend'ng
S Michael 5 AItsatsjt
Lot S. B cx k ii E astbroot, u
chooI education at CrootTis
the Good Samaritan Home.
thC CICL,t Court ri ario IcW'
PubliSh NOV 15 7: ;c A. Dec 6
No 6. accordng to the Plaf ?hrr"
in c
1977
Covered dishes were enjoyed by High, B S degree from Florida Strnne
as r ec orded 0 Plt B oo k 1 Paur
whe
': P1
OEJ
all. We appreciate your A and M University and Act-o, t.
P-I And $9. PubliC R ec ords o'
NATIONAL
GOvERNMENT
Seminole county, Florida
degree
aoperation. We are inviting Masters
from uoPIc.AGE ASSOCIATION,
SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD
DATED this 17th day 01
you to attend a rummage. University of Illinois. He did u.rporittion organzed under an Act
OF ADJUSTMENT
November 1972
to
Congress
arid
eisting
pursuant
r"
alliance arid bake sale to be further study at the University
SeaIt
Notice of Public Hearing
l'ifIt 11104 the National Housing Act
ARTHUR H BECkWITH. .p
Notce 4 he"eby given that the
held on the grounds of the Good of Iowa, and special workshops is PIII?IfI. and GLENN BURNS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Board 04 Adjustmen t *11 conduct a
Samaritan Home Saturday. at University of Florida and ATCHISON, IOQIC P(I. Cl
b1cearingtoconsder approving
Ot Mrtlia 7 Vihlen
ll'C DefendantS ft-it undfrtQr*d.
lit' t::t.t' ¶. ( ; n Froieed.s FAMU
iance in an P IAA Rest
Deputy Clerk
Clerk of the above styled Court. *lI
to construct twimming pool 6' Pblith Nov 27
A Dec 6 13
a' 11 CLo'cicick A M on December
As vocational agriculture 7977 offer tOr tale and Sell to the
from rear property and construct 1973
retn enclosure to rear property OEJ 116
teacher at Crooms for 36 years. highest Irid best bidder for cash, at
line
on tie folloss.ng described
Pie organized and advised local the front iWest) door of flit Court
SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING
Semi'sole County. Florida, property
heuSe
04
AND ZONING COMMISSION
Chapters of Ness Famers of at
0. 9 and 10. Loch Arbor. SIC
Sanford, Flor ida. the following Loft
Notice of Public Hearing
Pines, Section 7. Plat Book I.
America until 1966 when it was
5crbed prOperty, lying arid being
on
got
63.
P
thzinged to Future Farmers of in Semirocop County, Florida. to wit
'' SSn *11 cOnduCt A
pubik
deSCribed as on Crystal View East
ii Blocs
Of NORTH
L0
America. He assisted Walter
This publiC hearing will be held in t'cAr'ng toconsidCr recommendng it
ADDITION.
ORLANDO
151
the County Commission Chambers proposed change of toning from A 1
Holly in organizing Roy Scout
County, Florida, ac
Agriculture to PUD (Planned uni,
trac" for black boys and coraino to piai thereof recorded in of he Court mouie, Sanford,
Florida, or. Decc'mter It. 19'. at Development), on the
Itovinc
and
4 04 the
Pitt
BOCk
12,
Pag
es
23
served as scout master and
0° ' M. CW' fl soon thereaft er as described propert y.
PubliC R ec ords of Seminole County,
The NE '.. of the SE of Section
possbe
assistant scoutmaster of two Flor ida
3321$ 3E. lying wet? of S P 4.36
Seminole County Board
troops
'
sa i d sate is to bt made t satisty
ano the NW '4of the SW 4 of Sec 3-1
of A0,ustment
the terms of said Final Judgment
71$ 3OE , lying wrtt of SR 434 arid
By Jack Sime,
He organized and supervised Stall
the north 53 10 ft of the SE of the
Chairman
ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR
civilian war training classes in
SE 4 04 Sec 33 215 )OE: arid the
PubliSh November 79, 1977
Clerk Of Crcut Court
north 5) 10 It of the SW ' of the SW
mechanics and food preserDEJ 179
Seminole County, Florida
' 4 Of Sec 34215 3OE. lying west of
By MIrthit T. Vihl
vaticrn in all areas of Seminole
S P 436. containing 30 45 acres, PR
Guilty
U
I
Legal Notice
Legal
Jet Isliin t, y rach member.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O THE
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Trip
eOflhtliiifllt.
tice
Robinson. Reniece I Titiman. 1969; Honorary Farmer of
Troy Jackson. Shared Ross, Seminole FFA, 192: Honorary
Chapter of
FAMUAlumni will bold its next
monthly meeting December 7. Alten1aS'S Mitchell. Alice and Supervisor Farmer. 1964:
\dt'rn Farmer;
at the Elk's home annex at :30 ha Macarow, Erika Medlock. Hiinorar
m All alumni are asked lobe Ernest Robinson. Tonva and
Washington.
present and on time. Business
Notice
to be discussed will involve a
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Agricultural
teachers
Association.
mc,. l%&
Missionary Baptist Church
John A. LawsOn Is entitled
citatkin-_4UtSt.fldiflZ Service
honor as Ctttien tit the
to (Thurcti. citt7enS aard from
Week
for
his great work and
Midway Comnuinity Group.
mphshnwnts In the school
ut.ition community service- a
tnited Fund of Seminole as Vocational Agrlt'ultut
County. 196: Certificates of teacher on 11w local, stale and
professional acceptance by national lie has trul worked
educational, national, state and for cultural educational and
local associations, 196S19M: religious improvements for
of Teachers Gold boys anti girls In this our
Mans awards for outstanding
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Father Of the Wirt St. Paul
this
Miami on Saturday. December Guests helping to make this a
Florida A&M University ll happy occasion were Coritrains ('omfltiritv worker. including
Spencer, Stephenie, Cora and I1onorar State Farmers. 19;t.
haM Maryland State at
Sharon Huntley, Shirley Honorary American Farmer.
('ange Rol.
The Seminole
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29, 1972-IC
WITH THIS COUPON
Honey Buns
3I 9.
SAVE 10,., MORTON
39c
Mini Donuts
SAVE MORTON
English Muff ins
10 01 29C
CREDIT CARDS SAVE 10 MORTON CORN
Muffin Rounds
•u 29'
SAVE bc, MORTON
Muffin Rounds
•
RIUIOIWRY CINNAMON APPLE, RAISIN IRAN
39c
Illico
Stainless Tableware
I SIll titlist t'srt, K'.
40 PIECES
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cup chopped onion
cup chopped green
pepper
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cheese
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Thursday November 30,1972--Sanford, Florida 32/' 1
Price 10 Cents
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1
S"vral of us got iogther and
and srf'a rnhrig dAn the
anirk in
he said
'tairs. said J,OIIISP AI((ar1(Icr, who4tIyP(I at OflP Pfld of the hail,
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live,; on ttic' 1irt floor "I mold hear
and they tt)ld us to %ta. y w here we were
IN(orlIfI ll V.Creallillig,Torne arid get me
'I the firemen firild iis to leave
lint,
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lile bla/v was CM41111-d Io flit,
floor- (of tilt, 11,11111st Timi'l" ill t4mllh
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hi' violen t. It is tough to learn I', :
In
an apparent reference
efret talks between Uenr
ems,
and we snould have
gI'st'Ii
his's
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to
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the stab t1etbo
t'ntiretv
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Man
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Initiate ulceil lit seek stmnuiuiialtruui
It IS flit ittiitiutiituu&'I
for ins' n h' h.
are perted to dew the
big parade. which will Start
at San Juan Avenue,
mov ing west an First
Street In IureI
fai'
does not app
to
the iii and
publication ipf the respective
ballots
nt
is
Asusual santaClalas will
star attraction for
be
the younger set and there
will be Ze beautifully
Birth Vy ot
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Thomas Freeman. Winter
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ttIrlit
Springs
rts
Ci t
'.umt 'silt
it
about
j)UZtlttt
_s iLitenients, .. has breactit
th and refused to ilivi exactl
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s
demands of mutual withdrawjipernitsiive in nature and at)- it.' We reaffirm that the only
plies onIs to those cities which iggresnr in '4 ietnaui is the IJn
do not have election prix-ettures uted States. Therefore the Co.
s t forth in their charters tJ Stites niut ,lop it ag
hit h tire also sLit.. LV. I
.rtssiun I.. S. troepl itd other
e
that
lit
applies
ballot
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tiltillicipality Trankh. I don*t
killm." 11"c sald. adding, state electivii lj%v in entirtty
III
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Sin. rut in
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Melbourne rt'smtit'nt who
tlutiutlut's tot
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cit
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former
state
it Ser'sRt [hoard for 18 cars
cniLs
it
will
eiutltsyes iitut
tit
olultlt iolR t situ
The Iiiiuliiig us t'it' Jailed
uruulsr $111,000 bonds e'acii
'n
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ind tlie Civil Service lkai,!
titan Is Lbpeflt.ktt
so sure that the board *iIt
where
judicial board %1wre therc
might be grievantes with the
:lot Jolit: a
researvii oil 0e inatter. he
0.
But
i
i,ruti.iiiy
ity.
it is R
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it
liii
i:~ not going to
t) apparent that
sUptst d the Lisil Sersict.
board which has always been
i•thuve it it euntLit:ts at all with cot which are naitued by the city.
tile civil, service act, %%lilt
t%" bit villpicives and the fifth
t itttttt b's
the other four,
tilt Ii's's
tic's..
bitt
noted
the
hit se lion n qu inn a
appoüitett
eutirel's
txard
will
bt.
,iaut
i rs.'lint I iKiard
(,
b's
ttti.
'it's
or
IIlItLesi&o1l
[K
Ii se ttle ,i to."s .tua
0titittnig ut's
tuil us ill in no
ki
IllioreS
tig Mors
•
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iuiliiIt)o1 iiuuti (tiM lit ii
civil 'it'rs
iititktt that the personnel
w us
b. tbrtie ii
the
itt's
ni iiw,t
r
tilt, lie%% t harter." llutchison
etititi irs
the
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Dr (_rant
wa_s included
ii' 'lit. h trkr
'er'stee Boari
IThe Civil
B, ,urst,
independer
lltitthi,,on tit tilt inttr%iciov
Vet sway (rum the elitijitluila!
Herald this morning Clv%vland opined
-,aitl the section conovirning the
o ~oninig tMury it arle cvncerned.
personnel bt,ard will be inef- Cumpti3ed of fi%e nienibers. I w
charged %%ith Possession of
cocalilt, and marquana
Police said Andrew
111111dilig. '.!?. arld Ills wliv.
5515 itt Ii's
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pn'oo. ssiooii
(it-,ath penalty. Setting Ilp it showdown 1)IIttle
between I louse oil how t4inI uI $)UII isI it iii'nt
shouki Lit' F4'itIljR)S1'(l .
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A Mi'ilouruic
'totti
"orth
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'south '4 Ii. (nafli s representa
t It itu Dung [ant repeat
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~itv board or render it itief-
!
in the I'
Crossword otiz--ie
,4irawn
be, cumpletell. -Aid,
's
Xmas
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truops
3c-.)c
cmc'
Service
civil
Ill
U.N. assessment.
must
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d
n
ordinances this
I,
Is 's's tii Ii in'nt'Iit them
projects
foreign
itid has its own protetlures
law
A
iwirning,* th-terillined that ill(state requirt-ments do not i:pl)l to
o tllt.st, 111,11,I,.jIII,lltIv s 11 1 Ics"
make
lie Igmeeul.nthIL
nOtt
.IS been reached. Furthernitir
it has tern.rnletl un'ttiftc ,itloi.
:'i the text 1 the agreen cut
'4 s declared Y • reject all
publication of the bllut Li
o
'she tht r liii. 'It itt t lit tutu Iii's's
tunit'rinng lIUtJlICeiti()I1 if the election irdunances.
Itt 1,ardk ss it! 'suit tht r ha
is of gene r.l ciNtiut itiufl or
well as many mjkrtbft
units.
Sanford (its Manager 'oS F
t,
t.iffi
Knowles. Mien conta(ted by alle~ation that North Vietnam
lir!dge
'11T Herald. said the section of has matte an gressiun against Calendar
thestate election law referring souti,
Vietnam' drot
11 Classifle'l oi~s
t
rwuessar
the
,
AvenUe
Juan tit disperie.
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bt.
.'n;rins in this dettut'n
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I)i', is IiII since neither . it's
has taken this action. tile lit%%,
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A lit'GE GRAIN ELEVATOR filled With $1.8
1)111 s as [u t'e
[ .()'s
iiiiliiuiti 's's
id i cit it s light t
lIi)It1 si 's uiI mit Iii's's et Florida
(1
lusitug Iiii lit' to 'tot's the C 10$)
as
persnn3
than
Le [Jut: Th.
j,11ii.
,nt
-ln this prpm
I',~rter
;)hise then. we ihould r"pip-!
t'ach other*s problenLiand cf,r-
$1 11111holl.
Staff I hoto
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it stispit-11 Ill,
is stit
tuuoi silt
i 30
p.m taut 1:
pretisuIv reported).
iOfl
u i r
('liFiStilie, O, tiati $20,000
an
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the
(if tile state litiok
city
••.
(It h eir death
s high piit it's ,Ltt('IlIIOn '1liiitilil h e
1 mit ,it is t'R
of Casselberry
At tht s0itiit tutu S Joseph
1) is is Jr ut's ittorn 's
I ng's's tood and Altautionte
Springs. after I cursor%
TIIE VNITED STATE.S hopes for preliminary
'Ills 11111st
p
I)tlii(lillg, helicopters phicktioil eight
m (lit- blazing rool. keeping tiltfill-(-(- oh
toil loin littitong past 11)111
tapt (
rifu
appear tit I-'riday's edition of
Itte Sanford Herald
F
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T•
held on iut'sdas in Sanford,
to. ruiiint d public ttinn of its
s,its ,iti&t it 's'. ill
ballot is i necessity
former tiseniher of
is
its
:
publish the ballots for next
N11F.
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by the state' ek'cticn lass to
siul
tit(. In-oblit-Ill of providing livalill cill
gilit-Itoes "whort- the physical Saft-ty of
py"...........
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it
iiiiii-s "lien lieshared tile stage
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the law. tile Cit%
It ,id S leader tOt S('( I i't.it (ii lilX)I 1)1 ought
hough
gh
a lthou
put) lit p1 at se' from on ion 'o ff icia ls,
S(hIi1(' ('lt'lTl('llt S 1)1 orga nized labor weren ' t SO
1jappy that ill(, choicv was New York "hard
I)v I
and tits
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and expenditures ill campaigns.
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Lurd,
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facilities."I'llis latest step
l)olop- Ijtoioo-Ij Sitliford will cost Over :1
Ado ted laws requiring tht
candidates III tit's t1t(tii)flS tip
fik re gular ri ports slots's trig
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-hieved will lead I'
I ti titions signed b's i number of
s oters be sutniiitttol
tot iii'. t Ilellhlt S pI.I( ((I Ofl flitL illiot '1 hut %%, lilt rising tosts
arld to %%ef d out nuisance
candidates iii some cases fees
operation changed it
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be followed and
general
' ncr ii rule 'ssas th it
de a th
liiluii' liii
40
v ar ious - tv ordinances
Fashions" are not necessarth
Ontique collectors.
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hat" Peter.) lit-VIIIIall
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of municipal
relati vely
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i"Ill(It'hiles to
atilit-red to.
Since mine are usuauts
liquid refreshment'
trunk to tha t opt. ning the gills
teitI) requirement
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annual ChriMmal Parade
sheduled to begin tonight
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1"'IlliaN. seasoll 111,*' hpl' 111MIt'd
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the southern part of this state.
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mas- will fill the air in
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A-trUill"I told the meeting, ':,t,
I ht just don't perniit 'em oi
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it
have •tns hurt of
ir ho it nuts ruuiirig thi
t isurt of tht duck hunting
pul itmon '.'st.ii it s itxut
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Illiligs
overMlofthem
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a soild foundation for the four-ston a(l(litioil to First
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pi'rmlt flit a'.oitl.ibk lelay
'ruling thu war .in.t entering '
period of . u e .ini ret nnstr ii
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(sonle of
that %ke ecologists
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to
thinkin
tiurseIstS
kid
it
that se re hunters ...but for
s
11 ° tilt- hict'ni
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* the pris ilege.
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St.ite a&sessing those hunlcr-~
Mio j!o to tit(- Farinton area"
Last vear %oov all paid $5 for
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neither
highway
hit
aixiut
then
how
robbery.
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tidcnt I OUltI tht I & '41 kind
explain %ti the Federal
Government is permitted to
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ra ise the cost of i duck hunting
ir to
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to ;flVidI' South Vetnam M
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North Vtnamese troop,;
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et b
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arls pear,,
ad hoped. ai y,-oi
reach an agreerriew
Gring this
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told the 168th weekl-,
Porter
W
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gmin re'ertett St
Statei had broken faith by i
u4ning the draft peace agree
orient
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s ietflameW fnrres in the South
He 44114 it was iiln ahcniut.'ty neretry to restore the tmilitarized zone which the
"tntei1 matveIy last Mar, h
r 4i rnand.4 for a pullout I
alt North Vietnamee troop,;
ird charged !ha t the Lntti
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Hfldktt
rn ending
Vietnam war
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as was tile case last yeari
tistructing (lie view of tile
-fit
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all
inacttili pur-
to put tithe itjitrot in
hit' hands tit the city iiiatiagt'r,
tic Suit
(It so. lainl t'n(itnht ii that
Cleseland said.
Alto: Iviriner legi3latur's fears
appear to be burn out in the
language of a portion of the
t'tit' respun3*t)t1itles
sectitsi
of thus )ecIion euncernut&t the
personnel be'arti .haU Ui no
the
pitt's tslOLis
of
the
ti's ii
as the patterns toe the
fultittiiiettt 'f the duties set
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Drug , Alcohol Worry
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Need ' House Call',,
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500 Parents Protest Busing
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snht out that numt'r .t .'tln'; intt
11w council
t?mt. if th ere ;s a failure from
R 'RAK ('ARI.-N
Florida and ness
c.n1 tw.' sta te s
,t;ch referrals to the dicr
Al' Science Writer
Sit .'s1l'I'
cia'.-e
flOiO
peers" - including hospital Texas
CINCiNNATI, Ohio i APt br" statubt's
The American Medical Associ- staffs and medical societies
Citing some other figures to
ation has been urged to take (hi' matter "should be referred
strong action to protect the to the appropriate licensing illustrate the s"ope ol the prob
1cm, the council said:
public against a "significant bodc in the state,"
The c'cstmnc-il further recomproblem" of alcoholism, drug
In just a de'a1e, I
dependence and other ps-'.- mended that the AMA's judicial
ehiatruc' disorders among pr-ac-- experts draft a model lacc deal- drug-dependent ph.stcuan
ir
trig with physi cians having such have been brought before th.
iicsnig physicians
dis'iplinar
bodies
in
three
1
The Council on Mental Health problems arid disseminate it (ii
An7."aa.
states
smaller
ou
tile
of the AM A's Board cm! Trustees slate and c nty medical
the call on Sunday to the cmetie 1cm- legislative action in C.rnnecticut and Oregon '.'tt1i
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an equal number of phsicto:'
AMA's policy-making House of their jurisdictrnn
appearing for ah'oholsum and .s
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CONNIE SNYDER. a member of the Seminole
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rc'nt' when
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a' Sheriff for a da
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filled
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. chief in
clu ding the job
municipahtie'.
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-,*led guidelines, shorl of d15.
.- iplimn action, to get such pened when a seven man foroir
ick cloctor.
, to com-Me their of
a ris we r i -1 t
deputies.
problem. seek prciftssuc;nal help
urgent ralLe for help in dt..
s'ud pocstbl curtail or cucpe'ud ins. i* uth disorderly c'anipt ,
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quite ttiI* (hut' flII%t
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tl-w past four %% veksas a nialtcr
foct. title of tile totighest old
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(tutu, hi s ni. ilis ii ii Id t hi's
stuan
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.ut as the LegisLature prt';...red to. convene Tuesday in as paint of contention its each side nivthocts. Asketa said his 'm- specificall'. named "juries ..r
n1ittt-t s ;slLtT. 15 "the ofll% pro- juthes as the cast' rrniv be
peecmtl session Askew tolled Iii argues ttwt its proposal is the
The three-judge proposal
'unsith'r rcstnrini the death only one that will over-conic t'h- Paso1 wtiictt. in my judgment.
t-tuntttutit.rtl 'atisiluttly
tiot:
pftSS
the
de'fiv'
:'ruitv. a rift ap;s-areci over jeetirins tcsit'd im the Supreme
:utt.-r
!g. uiui'th(t.d
Court's 5-4 dl'rtslur last .1 urst' i!
Supreno C ourt cI.'euaurt. hit
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pickup throughout the city of any laroc
refuse 'ems placed at the curbside or alle.
line This includes old stoves, refrigerators
motresses, limbs, and similar bulky sterns
rollois. inc is a description of the areas to be
,a
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A
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tginnungwuthMtssOJ.Rreai
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dppeatring
ith the
Uoku Worth li
I -anuL'(' arid concluding with a adctess the group ;.
:,w- of Tropmc'ars ProductS, interest iii tht' citrus tnidustr
Inc
Lradtnton. has been
on :
L te:i:tientini tiiths
u1annied for beinkt'rs, growers.
ud others interested in the nature of Use F ciruni.. I
annual Pi-t's;th'nt I ionic! S GoaIr:.
tru_'. industry.
As central to
I- oruni. sponsure'd b the said
I sir-US ('c.niniiittee' of
the trornutui
utrus proublerns h
('rlandc'-t,u&ted Florida Rankers Iumuz been rt-c('gnuI7.cd b
ouiniunit,'. as
'.ssariatson, will ts- presented firutc'l
I-ia , ;;rotdenss This For-urn is .
I
the Patnue-tin,
ru-trlculturatl ('enter on Thur- means for those interested
.eto.. Novecuibet :UL iWt. Citrus the future' ti! ('itTUl to dISt'i
.'rowers and proc-essors art, the-se jrotkmns for their IIiUtS
I-nefit and It
art,
invited to attend.
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bleshvt and Boutique" at
tte Sanford Garden Club
otIchng, U.S 37-9, Iti urn to
p iii
South Se'rnuiult' Curium i unit
Library bazaar arid bake- sale
c-ornhIiUTiit% house, Ma itilirsti
Avenue. Altarmiwiti Sprtrim: H
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Tableshow at the' Sanford
Garden Club builduij, US l•
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nvminale ('.iulflttdfls.
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l,n:i.,r College only to dci i-east' g,44 for the rnanrit-y nd
it it ate-i- When time is coming when ninbtxly
,t of
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haul hi to t'.riiuul II,
Stu I .it Suit hiiaiiu ,'t'.t oto
I ,ull,,'.'.ui;' till be tin i '.i;i in
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liii Ii luau, • stiiin.
flit 5m;umival Sanfo rd Christ
imia.s Partols- husks like it is
us tsrt-,ik all re'tsiriis (sir
sil( un! Scope . 'tiu.ud) Saint 43
11.. its and units i lro. pl,mninistug to
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) sijlg and unezpu'rit'IuIi'ut
fosjtiiull t*'alii.
hats oft to (tic' g'opls' at
Sanford
andsort isusistinit'
unuuiulsitui's. flit' SeuiiIti'Il'
lute Ull I')
will ti)tnuce bark
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ss tutisge sit turnout that u,uli lx tzps ttd
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tould not suipjssrt a loser. 11w
('sties it itti ide i buutl.s next 'l'u.'suliiy VS 111,01 is III ts.st be iisllsg
fats's this t stir luau- proved list'
v.itlflg tiuiatisri,'s Mrs Norton said, 'Winter .Spi'liigs s..liut'
rap to to. ursjustifiahk'
$15 tin,! tiuissldei 11mg liii'
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lit denwrethnne-aIfrn
m Lclngwocd city liniiL,i .I.
(,flet.1i Hutchison Parkway
thIhtimttstoiaonerho
d..e,s not wish anne x ation. He
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tousals liii Is I' .a'tts ill 1.
' oud its sbour.' of ii1'siblt'tit, t.u'I,
All tilt- more reason for
Sale 6999
or
Semi nole
blo(ktuS(
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41r(linance rf annexation was territory will be within a itone
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Iron kettle train the' SaIVitin
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repeat butlOrt5 i_tiarsr*i and tape lights anti
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Juupp'-i ,.trs nJclar alarri.
SURVIVOR 36 MO. GUARANTEE
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Sale 14.36
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approvingly , is Ricky Swaim of l'inee'rest School, son of Sanford police
officer, Gary Swaim. 'l'hc special receptacles will he Sj)ot I ('(1 ill
the' I
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Reg 20.95. Surv i vor 36. 1.'
36 - 6
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John Saunders •caller
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Inc ( t•) ill 14 1 "i s' -fiuc,
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usa from 'Lttwil!e, 1'':
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' annual holiday parade. "Song of ( hi'istmas is the first to
this
put he,' letter to Santa Claus in the' receptacles especially set (If) for the
North Pole 111d01e(1 bY the I)ovt utot It UU'incs'nwii ' Assoc iation.
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Monroe and extending to
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'\ui1iar will titilU
itt the' Maitland Vi.
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niet't
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(In
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T' i t- O'.,'r Fit 1) Club will
aorn
Fern
Park,
from
9 to'
Souls Annic at cuw
'\ c'csvvrt-d dish lunch will tM I)t-t'.
Annual
Famntais l
,-t'r'.t"d after the mt't'ting
t'least' bring as covered disti Tatsienshoc'. aria 13c;utiquc" i'
toil or colds and our own Uitik- (tie' Sanford Garden ('ft
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According to the re g ional offs iof
I. nit i run but rit.i I
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Protection Agency in Orlando,
if Iing'u'.su'd t1',e not get a
itt r si stem and I F !t.tiuuanhi
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h- e h"s'ucpit il sale f,-, r 'l'cir
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M,,ii,'lansi I)ruit'-!n ,icross the
tsithi'. uv and is set ti , ins'lud''
several •iildi tional parcels
'risHLilil' t he thoroughfa re an
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only thrt.e Indiv idua l s, tit
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in
the
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flat way. fWR county cnuirni*northern part of Seminole
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fund liii hr,cpit ii j bon'1e4
r..III tistitill) ri ii
Ii'. •list'Iacd
' Ii, '11w Herald inu.frtit.'tlnets, whale removing
'bit at least ttiree of the liv.' the horde-ri from the shoul'ferc
sstimtuiissiuiriers'' would ti.tc' Is. of vaunt', re'snh'nts lic-ing .uth
".11 the titediral venter, if andf 1: 1 r-''' !.ir'
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Week of December 4, 1972
An area east of Park , venue boLtridec
on the north by 13th Street and Cc-Icr,
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and on the south by 25th S'ree' €'uC
ci tend n-sc to the east city
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ti.'spital isul') r'tnain county
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ri it Il..ciiitsul in (hi
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L,Ojt,orial wh I I u toi, all t, i'c S P op .tabs c a! c,' I:fl A sale n'
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t'ri.szr.Itn Understand that our
,,,,*it page' photo on our nto'
shot'. imu
mu iiiiok \1 i Izine
I youngsters at Thanksgiving
time, rect'i'.ed plaudits from
the youngsters IIsrtie':Patirl' I'll
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2186
2688
2888
2988
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nm' ima in ri he tin;til 20r"h ice
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nt-lay the gissi flC%'.S that he i'
progressing, and nare than
hkel wouki be out of the
h.pital so nuuch sooner if
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cn'erwbelrnbetween Got, Reuburt Askc'u iiit.r4't murder cases and that
provisions
tnd tit(.IA-gu.Iature over thretjudgt- ;utrue'l set the sen. ingly endorsed capital punishRep Jeff Gautier. D-Miarm
Tic- state huts passed
iloridas attenupt to tseeLPflut! Wflt't' at death or life ins- nit'nt but
ci! the House romn.itchairflthn
at,
hearing
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legislation,
prusonrncnt after
first state ti restore'
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said
hibelieved the lAgLuevidence on a s'cifuc set of carding It the NAACP Legal
;unishment strict' the
laturt
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sumrruiriI ctseTIM
Fund
oigrac ating or mitigating
.uprt'flit' Court rejected it
circ-utustunc'es.
Each of the nine justices filed pst of the ASke%I prcix.sa_
doubting its ronstitutioruiluti
the blue-ribbon panel
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and Scruitt luineL'
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M4irI
who worked u itt.
lit .;;iurntt'd to
'tsst Atti C,i'r.. Ra Marki
stuth the death proposed mandator death fur
three
;ianels
cfl-awing ui
House and Senate persons convicted of premt'ds- pointed nut. "rio uuvc jUsticeS
to
Uiose objt'ctitr.
eoncedi'd
'oniy;uttt'es and the Judicial titled murder, triurdo'r durirum
'i,ressed ajzret'ment on
but
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Tflt' It-i- Stewart tucimt'd in. art
an ana. su. it,uc..
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One You th was kill ed cr
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Cents
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ntc'urvti ranging Ir'.;,; 71t to Vu
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The resignation of William
RiIlt Hutchison after
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Ct 1. 195, Rutchison b
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to be Improved runs from U.S
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rec
understan di ng rrnn
Recotutior, authorizing th
o1nt participation
mretlnj~ with the Caunt~,
.of the city will be
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up
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an area west of Park Ave.,
hounded on the north by West
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on the south b West 25th
an(! (9tefldtfl t( iii
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timlLc tint
west of Park Ave.. betweer
curt tha I can in longer lx ticipated from the federal
e!frrilvvandlarnsnUsfterfth3t government
A dt'-ide cleanup has been West 11th St and all the was t
begun by city crews prnvidtn
Lake Monroe and extending tx
line ot
th west clt) liml
rsimmonAve. and week fl:
25 an area east of Pad.
Ave and north of East 13U.
Street and le Ave. and al
the a% Li Lak Monroe ant
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GVSOLTNE Bins
CrIT711nisslon
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rnunitv United Church. Casselherr. was a ThanLsgivin
Children entered into the spirit of the hoIida h drcing
titsOte dressed
v.ithJame
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dric! nthnn; P'irwk nilg-in'
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IS'iE
cnunt.
of materia for the protect. tingen ant
so
whirl, the dl) 15 ti furnisI
i deficit with the
It, a letter ti Minor Moon. whiR the count' supplies swnm expenditure
HL4tchLcor. stated Tin event,c vquIpmentafl cu VLSUiTI Itis
o tn hc 1ev mnnth. mdic'ati t r 'tP( th fl)(' Etil t
1 1 Atl & AMf'Ak.
to nit that the direction and repIaed Irani forthcoming
cases In
makeup nf UK, Camirrumon It revenur shartirw
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71w managet's report ti) the
CAmmmian showed the con-
on the north b~ 1.1th Street find
Cvler% Ave. and on the south b~
25th St, and extending ti, fteast oil%- limiLs line; Dec' 'I -
the
%Ucrelur Ls appointed and will taker, fron. tht c
represent tht, Cit% Ir. current arrmn: ti; pa% tht- S10-011T cam
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east of Park
sometime betw"r. June'''
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The cit' begar working the
St
from
the
ChrLctnias
Day. The owner nla
area south of 25th
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small I
its limits to the west dt
th
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permission
asked
for
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and
contInue throughoUt th11. wi.. Sun4aSalesontheNe
Commission
Mw attarne% has agreed It. the Commmior.
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wher a replacement ta found was unanimnusi) adopted b'
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Sanford should go on more KnowIe assured tha programsitems ptad at th
F.sthbllshmeflts dlini t
manager
said.
the
allowable
nile)
line.
are
this
nature
lucrative pursulta, no longer of
premtses ma open
a ble to afford the ftnanial under the revenue sharing This includes old stoves, and wine on
rvfrigernUwsfli8ttr( limbs onNeiYear'SDa%trflmFprn
program Drainage Is also to
time ihi
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I Ls pro%ided an the road, 1W area and slillilfir bulky ltrms,
nf ;ht. Commmsion I= night ILs rnunt% government in thr
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li be presented with an ap- wtdentn~ It, N
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tree p'kup of an large refuse
'1t' Min t': V F Pete
b the Cit Cnnimission wlui present ddemnm present
regret Monda night Ctast1n
.U)I'AItTICIPATHN
the onI) negative vote was
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tiaritcic Little Tijuana Smith rides in turkey float pushed by teacher
are ac\ alir Newberry while Anthony Pringle and Roger Harin
6 Cu. Ft. 2 Door
REFRIGERATOR
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ti get dnw ti the quicki). Present city services
business at hand of runnlntz the art inadequate beraust nf
rit as.abusmess for thopeople this"hcstateci"lwou1dlike'U
tformon sec planned growth and for
st.1s
oti kin
predeternuriedmatters that art, annexation I would like w
atread
ortun.. for & not u.c.squart u; Un boundaries.'
ix4wvtvcnshoulclmakt- issues hr added
of realit'.,' hi' suited
Peres White, council can-
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MAIN OFFICE 312 W&ot first Street, Sanford. Flonda
OVIEDO OFFK~'E: Otowdo Shappins Contw, Oviedo. Florida
LONQWOOD OFFICE: Or.R4AtU.S H. ti
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l)flhIII(OTL,Garder)ClUlIfloat, trust pick-u; resumed
annexation anc far ueveLopers
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enme1tsc' ur riUcz. Thes cits canno furnzl
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probletm 'acmi us cits
expect
to have a planning ma; Uieresidentsnno tiasHeLcin
elected Counts Commsioner
of all the areas b Ma"
favor of enforcing tin'
i iit. - Hatuiwas
Former councilman Mrs dinance
riioderutor
for Sandy Thompson.. a candidate
Mrs. Norma Jean Hennigar..
1kw Schreinr" candida te
for office of mayor, said, 'Wi newcomer to
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Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1972
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hunks hit.!lil' COflIU1rVd to 32 tier cent for i)USIfl(S5 as U
whole niure than half the public feels that there is room
for improvement.
For example, the poll rt?vCZilt'ti deep t111t!StiOfls on hankers' rrtords in the areas of helping nimoritie and f!hting
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You get into some pretty unsettled depths when vo
search for reasons why a man can win the White House
big. as President Nixon has just done, and not pull a lot
along with him,
of his part' contenders for Congress
In prior report. I cited the record of the ,nst 40 'ears
involving 21 general elections. t ShOW that flO Rpuhli
can presidential winner in that span, including the fabled
Gen. Dwight D. Fist'nhower, has had much luck with his
coat tai ls
If anyone wants to argue that it's different with the
Democrats, the answer is that even there It's a mixed hag
and the record reveals erratic results.
I,.vndon Johnson's 1964 sweep over Barry Goldwater
did add 38 more Democrats to the party's already commanding U.S House majority. But Republicans in the
Senate were so near their Irreducible minimum that the
Democrats picked up only a single new sent
Four years earlier. John F. Kennedy edged out Mr
Nixon f o r the presidency but actually lost 21 House seats
and two in the Senate Obvious, one might say. Narrci
winners don't have coattails.
Dewey in a 19*
Oh" harry Truman beat Thomas E.
squeaker complicated by two other candidates. But with
only 4f1 S per cent of the total presIdentIal vote, Truman
brought in 75 additional House Democrats to produce
one of the biggest turnovers in modern times.
The presidential coattail theory probably got Its great
boost from Franklin P Roosevelt's days. Its first victors
in W32 added nearls 100 Democrats to the House and be
iran time pnrt ' er o asct'ndency 1 193f' he had h.ii'
lift the total another 20--to a record 333.
Yet even Roosevelt's magic diminished with passing
time Republicans regained 80 House seats in off.ven:
1f138. and FDR could pick off just five of those in winning
his third term in 1940 Again, his party lost 45 seats in
1942, and he got hack just 21 in 1944
Clearly, it's risky to talk in simple terms of coattail
effects. The jumble of evidence suggests many factors
may be at work
It's easy, and historically accurate, to say Republicans
t.'lI deep into minority status ii' the crisis of the Great
Depression and have never really gotten out of the hole
You can argue. too, that despite all the reapportionment of districts In recent years, a high proportion if
House seats probably are relatively "safe" for one party
or the other—mostly for Democrats.
In 1956, political analyst and author Samuel Lubell
gauged that over a considerable span. only about a third
of itit' 435 I-louse seats had changed parties. There are no
recent exhaustive studies, but the "fluid" districts toda'
Ilia he as fe as 20 per cent of the total
It is often contended. furthermore, that the voters.
growing in education and sophistication. are consciously
using one party as a check upon the other. and one
branch of government to balance off the other. This
tendency has heightened. some say. as distrust of all gov.'rnment has mounted staggeringly among Americans
Analyst Walter fleVries' studies of voters' widening
habit of ticket -splitting support the notion that Amer,
cans are hopping all over the ballot list on big election
clays
Lubell supplies a fresh rationale for this He sees the
voter as. in effect, acting on several elections at once,
picking and choosing out of a mood of massive distrust
and a desire to protect himself—and mostly against what
1w perceives to 1w 'iii' monumental and sUfl enlarging
power of the' presidency—the real managerial center of
today's societ.
Deliberations
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traveled
Monday
to
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officers of the tI. S. Environmental hntectiin Ai'n.
EPA In the effort to pry loose Federal iflOne (some it
millIon) for 'a'wcr treatment plants In 'at'ti clt
A history of Altamonte's grns lb since It :it'quiired its ssate'i
system was enunnerated by ('tv Engin"er Harold Iladi'lllfi'
at a meeting with EPA last week. The engineer pointed out in
1960 Altamonte Issued 14 building permits and su ith the
advent of the water s% stem in 1961 isstuetl 103. In 1965 sot)..
119 worth $1.4 million
re is.sued and in 196 suliti l'gtnn;uof the sewer system ti 209fi00 worth sshtle 1969 %; ok
$10,456,001'. in new building. This yenr through ('k- toher, soiiit'
$SP million worth of new construction were issued building
permits.
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the current 12 million gallon per da capnclt of his cIt ".
new sewer plant is being reserved for use h the Orani:e'
county ('ity of Eatonville. county areas lwung served, in
addition, are overtaxing the eapat'it of the plant, the tim' i't
said. He continued that $250 million in development hint 1w
knows of Is currently planned for the cit and an addttton 1'
the sewer plant Is essential to kei'p up smith grost ill .
Harlan I lon''n Altamont' a n1 ('Al N( ) 1 ,'mmu-ilof I
t iovernint'nI.s pIn nov r , called the 'euith t'niinoli'
till lie'
f the rraot phenon'u'nal gr.ts th areas in the natin
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lIvr linings till turned mu red ink iiblit'ntiuri
stopped in April of this year after funnier cnu'escono
utiti the
vnnth
plumed tv the State Labor Commission about unpaid
salaries. After 17 months. "The' Good News Paper" was
$45,000 in debt.
"It was doomed to failure," Anderson said of the nothingbut-good-news policy A cynical newsman suggested to him
fiat time cause of &'iuthi was simple Good news just doesn't
sell. Anderson pointed to Li pulgirig briefcase carried by his
uttorm' and said. "I've got it $55,000 list of indebtedness that
says you're- right
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Its A1.A! DEAN
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liespite fliUSSlVt' grain tmputh'
fruni the' United States and other
Westeni countries, the Soviet Union
is beginning Ii' fee) heavy repercussions train this year's abysmal
liar-vest. Weather-caused failures
art also hitting time' East European
c-uuntrt'':,., notubl' Poland arid
Czechoslovakia .
As Soviet housewives are being
told tit slice their bread thinly,
nationwide (ears of winter food
shortages have' led to uflenmpts It
hoard potatoes and other vegetables
it' nutny areas.
The government has alt eady
ordered investigations Into
collective fur-in manageiiient whem
product' lit being siphoned off Into a
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'Nit—ill,
uIwvs shiur: it nuost parts of
Itussia, is being sold in Moscow at
over 75 per cent its nor-nail price', suu
tibservers.
At We same time there are u nconfirmed reports of ,several
nuinagtsrs of state-run farms being
arrested. They are Lu face trial in
provincial capitals, say time' reports.
for ' 'political shiurtcottiing' —it
eupheiiusnm for baick marketeer-mg.
But finding a scapegoat down on
11w tar-ni nitty not help Soviet leader
Leonid Brezhnev out of trouble.
Although hit' can safely assumime- that
there will Lw no food riots similar to
thot I" ..dand two years ago. tie
miuuy find
, himself battling tough
opposition in the Kremlin.
Si:iee' Ow lute PJ(klta Khrustthes'
was purged piphi years ago.
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resignation of long-time City Atts'. bill Ilutchlson. Hutchison has resigned due to the press of his private pruittice.
Anyone who has ever attended the Sanford city mt'etmngs
and seen variet) and mass of business knows ,A h. a big job
being legal advisor to the governoring hod', is. Hutchison
without doubt is an t'xcellent I;uss ver and wull be tiiis4'd
Signs Of Times
Councilman Harry Sambrk in his race for the mayor's
office in C.as,celberry is certainly having his trials and
tribulations. Some 60 of his political signs have been removed
from their posted spoLs,
Buying posters the first time is prett) expensive ss ithout
having to replace them.
Speaking Mpolitical signs—When are the successful and
unsuccessful candidate's in the November general election in
&'mirmole going to remove their posters front th e tr ees,
byways and wherever. They can ce rtainly be a blight on the
landscape, The former t'andidate.c have a responsibility Iii
take care if this matter
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School Board Predictions
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According to Herald reporter Bill Scott, John Angel,
defeated in his bid for re-election as school superintendent,
will become either assistant superintendent under his successor, Bud Layer, or return as principal of South Seminole
Middle School.
Scott said as well, don't be surpri.wa it new scflooi hoard
member, Davie Sims, is elected vice-chamniian at the' reorganizational mt'rti'tm' ,lan !
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ltswc';l i.,it rI the' poiitiuui
ti,IflhI'fid'ltI he' stalked (nt so
tong
A (is tim" 1mm It," State Senate
fir marty ;m 'wirter
t.mry,
fought the ''Pnirk
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lhetii irulivulittilly
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Monday
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park building to ar'quaint (lie voters
rally
with candidates in the i)eeeriitx'r municipal election arid
their views.
Each candidate was requested to limit his or tier
talk to five minute's with one minute rebuttal to state s'iess s on
prevousi) submitted que'stionis
Questions concern the candidate's' ('pinunis in ideas if
city growth and annexation, probably the biggest problem
facing the city today: unprovernent of city services, the
proposed new charter, the ('Al.N(.) Council (of Local Governieniber, and the city's historic
an is
riit'nts of which the ('it)'
restoration program.
The Chamber has done a good job in formulating the
questions of most interest and controversy in the coinniunity.
Newly elected County Commissioner J. St. t Mike I Ilattaway
served as moderator.
Candidates in the Dec. 5 municipal election include
Eugenic Jaques, Donald S&'hrein'r and Sandra Thompson for
the' office of mayor; Kenneth I)e'ssit.z and B. It. Ferrell,
Jean lk'nriigun
district 3 ('oumn'iI and B I.. Iklrtts .
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Attention at tisl:i 's .pi'mlirig
if i t thru d is spit i ul 'a csien is
f I it Use(t lifl .1 ciii)jt' I dear tie tIm.'
tmt'irlc of all 15,1 untie' uimt'nmbe'rs
'1 tIme' Florida I A'gislatuire
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Whether time' ft'llovi s agree'
the gucals o f woiiit'nm's lit) or
hunk li'timales are just limit' in
tIit'ir pI:ut't' mit' issue i':unnot be
ivieiule'ii 'Ihat seas eeh.'tlme'r liii'
I .t'gisl.uturt' will consider
ratification of the' womiiemi's
rights aiiie'ruiiiient to th e 11.5.
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'tihje9'ted to iritensls'e' liihb) irti'
,,it tIme' %%o men's rights :itiii'nct'
iimt'nt, Siitiit' III it t'titiilujt frcetii
ssisu s it nii lilt rs
irlirit nuts
andmiunihmers
Aumelri'v 'I ihiassen me if.' iii
belt 'l'u'im m 'I'.chi;ussi'n, 1(-114.11sac'ola, has iie'eni roarimirig Iii.'
halls of hit' I lust', urging uime'unts'rs ti d.'l.';ut t h e •itiierolitit'nt.
'1mm emits' tmmti of time' required 38
stahi's have rat ifieut (lit' ame ndtime'flt s far. ( ;o%
Ili'uihmii \s
kt'w said lit' wants 1"Iiinid:m tic
e'nuughi other states
mt
put the' aitu'niduiit'mit
rat ifs' it
before '
tie
lInt Senate' President Mallory
I lormu', I )-'I allahasse'e, has saul
there has been run oil IsiuIrunIu of
u.I)PO,Sitiu)n foitti vi uuiirn viii,
don't me mint equal rights, lit' said
time' drive has sp.urkt'd a rein'of
lion In (hit' Senate to iostnonmt'
(lit, House there's (lilt- feinalt- uunsideratioll of ill(. allivildNI"111% feii nile lbhs'ists, iticist
lit unit apliuirentl) favoring
vii ciiit'im'S rights, planned to tic'se'end on tIme 1 louse Rule's Conmi umittc'e hearing on the aini'ndmnent.
AD
Jk.1'N0 CREDIT IS GOOD1
tit lobby their lei,
,islative
brothers for approval of tile
alnendment
We %toant to report oil %% It%- %% Istip1mirt it," said
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Judges Ii, eleterriiina'
ilu'at Ii ''nti'rme i's of life itii
irtsei,iime'iut time' juries convIct
IH rsiumis if u ipitiI 'run. s vi is
'a a rgument over w.i.
mnirrievi Is elu'le:itu'd (.5 by lb.'
;irnts'rt, is worth ti,is
hi use Se'lert ('eurtimtmittri' on
ca,ise'd
trouble
•'s'u'r since prep( ',uiotal I'uni Sill iu'nit Moralay
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ICI ividirig a imiinciatorv death
.'umaity for ;tretmit'dstat.'tl
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dicateil that Askt'ss''s proposal
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had
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beautiful as I urntn'ipated and a u.se'konie addition to the' Est.'
elan.
I found on r e't urn tInt t dear friend, Stafford I krb) , 'II'
editorial page editor has passed assay. Stuff alssui) Het
had a good word for everyone, never felt anything but pre'.it
and was a fine example of a Christian, vi ti' tral'tR .1 hits
faith every minute-.
He is arid will continue to be Sated)' nuisse'I
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\Vestei- chat with Seci'ctarv and Mi's. Earl Iangwnrthv at elinrici' pivvti
by I )el tuna Slii'i at' C lub
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estimate that his city now has a popuiatioii of 6,000. Onis a
few months ago, Ken in anssser to a question from this
reporter estimated the cut's population at 4,500 Appart'ntls
the elt) is growing much faster than ans one thought.
Also represented at the meeting, in addition Iii Sss'oltorl,
Brown, EPA officers and aides of U S Semis. Ed (urneyI and
William
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Lawton Chii' arid 11 S 8
Gunter were Councilmen Helen Nesser and Dan
Dorfman of Alt,amonte: ("rninc-ilmen bill Kkiskes, F I"
Wmlliamscer, and Fugent' .laques of I .cngv "od \his cr lletiii't
Hough and ('it) Mgr, David .h'hnson of Mumitlan:i: an aide' of
Mayor Carl Langford of Orlando; Stale Rep, bill Fullord and
the Pollution Control Board, boll-i county and state.
The (till house for the meeting at First Federal us'ings
and lienn, Altamonte Springs branch, suas verm Impressive.
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hrt'sttto's hut, been publo'l and
i)riiilitu*1it15 identified as tilt- ke'
figure behind Russia's agricultural
The' current crop crisis cannot
have enhanced his standing aniong
his more cnservatiu.'e euUeagues in
Kliruslict*es"s
Moscoss - 11 was
agricultural debacles a decade ago
that ultiniutchy led to the leader's
tiUSt i hg brezhnev Ilas e'nuuughi
chmallestigers in the' Politburo waiting
fur hmuii to err.
A cold winter could give theimi food
ten thought, say diplomatic observers
At Brezhnev's InsiStt.'nce', the
Soviet Union has switched its
ecununmic priorities fur 1973 to favor
agriculture'. Erununiiv planners
have ullue.ated an t'xtr,t $24 billion to
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Healing Agent," and "White' Mcmi Bring l.oath of Firewood to
Eskimo Woman." He tackeledsucri Herculean repo"ting jobs
as "the' good sick- of the Legislature
Ba iley 's good news paper got a good press. Roscoe
Drurumond wrote a column about It in the Christian Science
Monitor. "Good ness's IS marketable," he said. "A new
weekly which devotes Itself exclusively ti 'good news' is
prospering.' The real news was that the paper was
prospering only in good publicity,
By October, 1W71, "me c;(K)d News Paper" considered
Itself a national publication with subscribers all over
America in an t'dituriu it', that t'.mc, Publisher H.uile actdressed himself to "What's Behind the 'Good No-w.-;' Concept
— Why and flow It is Successful." He said. "Tht's sa the
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measure' of succes.s of tins' business is making mone
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have lost money" — but predicted it soon would
Such was the history of the rise and Lii of "the world's
first gotJ news newspaper." Everytiod cheered from We
sidelines, but when the chips were down, the clouds par ted
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\ t :'t'ad it. the New Testament that Jesus sent out hIs
l(illow('rs, ''two b two," Over the centuries. Christian
niinistrs lidS freq uently i n volved entire families si- ht,
;ourneved around the' world to serve the fai th . Many conpastor or clergyman—looking to the lady of the manse
or parsonage for support and guidance.
Yet a really new twist in Christian ministry today is
the leadership being given to local congregations by ordained husband-wife teams. In the November edi ti on of
P 1 published by the United Church of Christ and the
'misted Presbyterian Church we have the story of Bar
hi,ittu Gerlach Mail incl luhn Mack , it married coupk
Serv ing Ub L'LPpUSLIJIS of 1 FiltiOS '....ungregauorpsi u...nurcn i:
Scranton. Pa This 6tXI member parish is enjoying the
preaching talents, counseling skills arid pastoral c'. r
cirns of a unique and lively pair.
Ttit Mack., met and married in their first sear at Union
Seniiriary in New York John bitt! been a Marine Corps
captain An Vietnam. following graduation from Princeton
University. Barbara was aimed toward the teaching profession. f'ollowirig her four years at Hood College. but a
summer at Ghost Ranch, N.M., opened to her the options
of ministry in the 20th century. Since 1971 they have been
copastors of I-tie' Scranton congregation, alternating it,
preaching and teaching, sharing funerals and weddinr,s
uuid widening tIn' c'onc'e'pts of the Christian ministry today
Cunimt'ntmng on the shared pastoral duties. John Mail.
SUVS. Although we split 5050 most of the work that illus pu blicly, there are' areas where we follow our
own interests
For John this is an abiding interest in prisoners and
prison returni This means encounter groups at the count
jail and pastoral concern for people behind bars. In the'
east' of Barbara, her realm of special interest is problem.
pregnancy C'('tiflse-1i11L' and reform of the' Penris'v)vaniui
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was declared bankrupt
of lass the other duty: Good
Itoy Anderson, 40, one of three partners in "The Good
News Paper," was weurmgregular,notrost".colored, glasses
as he slumped in to the witness box in federal bankruptcy
court in Sacruimemitti, Calif.. and swore U tell the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help hini God: ilt'
said he went broke trying to sell good news.
It was a sad scene, but not a surprising one, Itealists
have alwa known that good new: doesn't sell. Good news is
good toski out about and ix' in favor of and wear on your heart
like' a good conduct medal, but It sunpl does not pay- the
rent.
Good news can complement a good newspaper full of bail
news, but good newt: cannot stand by Itself. It is like- feeding
someone sweet desserts and nothing eI.sc — the, diner solou
tires of Lill the sweets and hungers for something substantial
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was started — amid much ballyhoo and the sweet sound of
angeLs singing on high — by 13111 Ralle of Sacrament' at:
N nv. 7, 1970. Publisher Bailey became an instant oddity anti it
lwry Iil millions of stiutums because he was giving America
wtwt it was supposed to be crying for: Good news
Bailey advertised his paper, first called the Aquarium
Tmies. as "the' world's first good news newspaper" and
pronuse( 'All the' news that's fun to read" once it week 140
weeks for $4 I.
He vowed to look only ti t the' bright side of life and offered
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one and giving everyone a alongside of us In the inside
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"I'm going to show you some chance to we the statue or lime
With the skill of a halfback
I've never been one to take of the most beautiful fountains, fountain from all sides while
m%. life into my hands un statues and other sights you attempting to get off this running between two tacklers,
have ever seen in one cIt'," he motorcar merry-go-round in m guide with one hand still
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point in i till. fountain and :
I avoid rollt'r sutu as the' light ctmnl'ed and on. piece
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''This is the Monument to the cigarette dangling frinit his
coasters like the plague, 1 we lurched out and around the
seldom venture off the high truck in front of us and onto it Race,' said my guide. pointing lipsi slipped his taxi through :
busy tree-lined thoroughfare, toward it detailed replica of the narrowing gap between the two
diving hoard. I've seen the fn1t
Nrn Mexico City can be very Pyramid of the Sun at merging buses
of taking it Volkswagen up to
I waited, eyes closed, for the
110 miles per hour on the proud of its statues and (nun- Teotihuacan. I would have
are looked closer at It but I suci- screech of tires, the sound of
freewa and I've succewifulh tains because they
supressed all destres toget over beautiful Many of theni are In denty noticed that the lane we horns and the telltale crunch of
the centers of traffic circles were in merged with an outer bIding metal
Niagara Falls in it barrel.
It never cuinie
However, on a recent visit to which are ingenious ways of lane containing a bus, and that
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Mexico City
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)Sitit)1) that (Ithel intit titions to lflflIIt!l1C't' their Cofli
riiuidtit's fliit It is alsi due It a growing social conscious
twss on the part of hanker and new policies that thrust
ianks itito community Iratk'rship ruler.
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At a time when tiusiness in i?t,nvral is taking lumps for
its alleged lad: of concern about community problems.
bankers have heard some good news
Pollster Louis Harris turned his microscope On the banking industry ret'entiv and came u; with the conclusion
that the ;nihlu sees banks as having greater concern
about lit., within the ronimunit than any nthei group of
hUSin('S Sn it'll
Part of the reason is Li public acknowledgement that
banks, t,('raus* they are sources of capital. are ill it better
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Gary Fromm. of Data Resources. Inc., said
that "it is clear that 1973 may he a safter 'ear for
housing than 1972, but it should still be an exorical
stindards."
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tremely good year by
Fromm estimated that total private housing
in 1972 "will he around 2.35 million,"
said that his forecasting model showed nonfarm
housing staris at 2.277 million units for 1972 and
2.034 million units for 1973.
Fair said, "The model has housing starts
falling slightly throughout the forecast period
(fourth quarter of 11.472 through the fourth
quarter of 1973)," and that housing starts in the
fourth quarter of 1973 "are at an annual rate of
What's ahead in housing in 1973"
According to a symposium of housing
forecasters, the y ear will he a good one although
total housing starts will be down slightly from
the record totals set in 1972.
Halbert C. Smith, chief economist for the
Federal Home Loan Rank Board. summarized
the remarks of the five housing economists who
presented forecasts:
"The consensus forecast indicates roughly 2
million conventional housing starts plus an
additional 6(Xi,090 mobile homes for 1973."
The forum for the predictions was the second
annual Housing Forecasting Conference, held in
New York recently.
George Christie. conference participant
from McGraw-Hill's F. W. Dodge division. stated
that "the worst we can say about the housing
market is that it faces a temporary overabundance of new dwellings coming on-stream in
relation to current demands'
Rut he said correction is now under way and
an lth'r n rii len ch'r are heroin ing D l,varc of
this imbalance and must cut hack production to a
r;iit . that the market can absorb."
Christie estimated that total housing starts
T: will be around 2.9 million units. including
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production would he down somewhat with total
helter production estimated at 21 . 4.5 million
inits, including 55O.O(Ki mobile units
Christie said that "the contract value of new
residential building in 1973 is estimated at $38.7
billion, down II) per cent from the 1972 peak of
$43.1 billion—an amount which is likely to stand
as the record for several years to come.'
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I want to take her on $ cruise in December. )e said
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would make me U she wovld serompany me as my wile.
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treated like second-class citizens in most restaurants
Coffee drinkers have their cups re-filled over and over
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more hot water but expects us to use th e same welldrained tea bag again. Only one restaurant I know ibless
'em brings a big thermos jug and several tea bags so
one can make tea and keep it hot for th e duration of the
meal and also have as much as we want Why don't more
restaurants do this or serve tea the wa they do coffee".
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center of the officers table th ere
The South Seminole Garden
Club met at the Casselberry
Woman's Club Nov. 11,
The tables ucre decorated
with Itranci- flwurt'd tti;its On a
was a beautiful shiny brass
vase like a candlelabra with a
center of orange and yello%
sriiall flotters and green leaves
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present toda) anJ tonight for you to cooperate
ts ith others so that your joint pr oj ects can reach a successful
conclusion A fine time for finding the apparel nece ssary to
improve your appearance U se good taste
ARILS ISlam 2! to Apr 1°) Talk over with associates your
plans for having more abundance in the near future iou can
engage in civic work and accomplish a great deal, provided you
ret the help of experts
hURLS 4pi 20 to May 20) You can make
urroundirags more charming and gain the approval of friends
I Ind the, :rrht articles of appatd to nia c you look more
m tra use Am Ic tad that par my tonight be poised
1 1) You get some strange ide.o
GLMINI (May 11 to June .
.ihnut changing your appearance. so forget it and he yourse,!
ttcnd to important tasks ahead of you Your mate rrqum''
;mnn're affection at this time
MU(IN ( HILI)RI ?' i June 22 to Jul) 21I1 here is a I moe
for you to improse conditions at home and
,ti-id not itr tune in di)mr t.-u Ins's?.' friends to home art
awfl.n;ifaniiItvuuhavr
I I U Juts 21 to Aug 21 t (.ci in touch with a octates ani
utline your plan' or the future You can gain their lull
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soprratir.m ou an turnelit from their ideas al
hem at home Later in the d a y
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;'ratitl 3ftInrs and you an accomplish a great deal now I'r
hoc r(I'irrs to home that are necessary Avoid hating chit tr
.round ('U Kchau tonight
LIBRA iSept 2 to Oct 22) Look. to good friends for thc
assistance you nerd no for launching nr project Engage ir
social actIvitIes and hrcoinr a more popular person You hate
idric tn'tt, so rsprrs them
SC ORN() it)t 23 to ot 11 You air atlr to get at tht
ruth nr'tt o! whairtrr has been most punhing to tou in I
l.z;;'iri petor. 1 hr ct Cfl1fl. .4fl t)t' 1u.
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friends you hatent seen in a long l i ttle Make this a most
ou arc able to achieve a perwnal aim that has
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t Lao hate irukat'le powrm :'trr our attain You sn get
ahead faster by tueommg more interested in civic affairs
S)io that ou air a dynamic person
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educate your opponents, but
South's false-card of the
spadi' ace had been a dead
gitt'away East knew that
West had not led away from
king-c1ueen-jack so that the
ace p ay marked South with
at least the king.
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the first spade with his
queen. East would have had
a really tough decision. The
queen pla) might well have
been from klngqueensrnall
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South was one of these
automatic false-carders. He bid as a no-trt'i'tp raise ou
was delighted with th e spade should pass. uu s.se no extra
lead since his one weakness tahit's. If he p1as the call as
was the heart S U it lit' Blaekst s,, hid fit r hrs, It In
dropped his ace of spades on sIri.st titIi 154.0 MCI'S.
ToDAY'S quL.s1los
East s 10 and proiiiptly kd
Iritil cii bidditrs four tiuthe 10 of duos for a finesse.
East took his king and re- trump uSer your two. yuui pMit.
turned the five a hearts. ncr has bid three hazta Whit
South rose with the queen do ou do IIUSS
Atier turnu:ru
but it was all over for South.
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tricks to the club trick at.
reads' in tht bag
of lndge (do ft.is news'ice shift." said South
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topic of who's bee n naughty or
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thday wi th
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parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edard Parsons. Sharirw
festivities ttere her broth ers
arid sister. Gregory Paul,
Carl Edtiird arid l'atrit i
June, grandmother. Mrs
Pat Hatch and her parents
tither guests ttere Brent arid
I'aul Cutcher. Sand) and
Windy Kitituk, Joe)' I)ea nt'
lit', Joe, Chris and Clint
blvs. Suiarrne Jo (i'
Vick>, Lkrnna arid Kereti
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of Mr . and Mrs. C.I. Echols
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What could develop when
Pastore's subcommittee meets
next year to begin hearings on
the FCC's annual report
"Only the arousing of public
(ipinion," he said. ''Frankly,
there've been sijmne things that
have shocked me. There have
been four - letter words used on
radio. Of course, they haven't
gone that far on televt.siun.
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vision--a bold year in which
out. At least they've had the
homosexuality. lesbianism,
vene'ral disease anti abortion decency to do that. But, you
know, someday they're not gofinally took their places In the
ini to do that
ranks of .ics't'pIbk elts usuon
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story theniies.
Sen. John Pasture. ttaurman we're going to go wi th th is,
of (lie Se nate subctiiimnuttce. Pasture sa id, referring to to!.68)5 tie hasn't seen any In- vision's new pe'rti1Li5iveile.-L
dit'atm'sn yet (hat the networks '"the only thing I can do cs
are using sexually oriented sto- keep it more or less in the area
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public know exai,'Lly what ci gopo intS.
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Rhode Island E)eiiii*t rat said
lie emphasized that Congres.
last it et'k in a telephone inter- .1 rid the got
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view from tits houtie state, hits " regulate
prugranumung
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Be Quick." When .s 17.year -'!d
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,u'thritts, his long-absent father
r'turns to try to he of help ,irt
comfort. The wife he left
hntIl, hut the father ,;tteno't, rekindle It relationship wi'h
hts son. A sudden painful attar'-(
while the boy and father .ir.' n
a ramping trek ha'; .i ullt
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Poison" This is not really a new
picture since it already has
been released theatrically, with
fairly grind notices It costars
Anthony Perkins and Tuesday
Weld and ix set in a small New
England town. Perkins plays ,i
confused parolee iconvtcted of
arson, who decides to clean up
/1 polluted river by sabotaging a
chemical plant. Miss Weld
l#hievex he's engaged in ccanw
undercover work and joins him,
then rrinrocta her own hii.arr.'
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country. The founding .f
Jamestown on the coast f
Virginia, the landing of the
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much married and dlvrwc.d.
leaves and is brutally mur
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borne Eleanor P,,rker, .Sally
Field and Jessica Walter play
the other daughtersr
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stitti scarves and oversized
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which feature hlousey
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Artsy Coats
Stii it S55 I I1\ It -:11 coals.
preceding the rituals, a very
Hart, Receiving the pl ed ges
stere La urel Checefsky. Iinna interesting program was
Craig. F'ay Carroll, Lois presented by tiarvin Booth, a
School
High
Falgione. Jeati Mc1n and Seminole
Psychology major, in sthich he
Lesia Wright.
lriiniediately following the touched on pertinent areas of
ritual ceremony, refreshments psvch"log.
Those' attending stere Sue
pre-pared by one ot the pledges
e' mist a, Jean Hrookl n,
Margie Bierw, Warida Hubbard.
Evelyn St'rraes. Melba Bannister, brenda Hart, Barbara
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Also Mines. Sandra Wilson. S.
J. Brooks, Lottie Wood, E. C.
Harper Sr.. H. F. Cooper, Burke
Steele. Robert Hodges. William
Pixler, Marion Roberts, Ed
Alderman. Holly Piercy, Benny
Austin, Robert Brost n. Walter
Cook, C. S. Sheppard, C. B.
Rudd, Pamela Rudd and Mis.s
Czirin Chapman.
Rituals
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PISCI'S (I-rh 0 to Mat .0) Do those things that make
your abode or place of business more operative and efficient
Find new items of apparel that u ill rriake your warurotu mote
ise Strise I c'r happiness
hr o; she will tic
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a
raticular charm
one of those delightful young people
uence
others.
protideJ
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smile is used
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and can easily in
lines
that require
educatani'
along
Direct
the
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coc'pertac'n with others and there can hr great success in this
chart I here it an abundance of fine talent here
"l'tae Stars impel, (tic)' do not compel What )uu make of
your life is argrl)' up to YOU'
Carroll Rightr:'s Individual Forecast for your ugn for
I)eccmhrr is nuts reatly For youi copy send your hirthdstt
and SI to Cinll Kightem torccast (name of nets spapeni. Box
629, itollyoi ('ali( -)002S
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'Borne for the
Holidays" A homicidal maniac
F,.ringx terror u, an unhappy
home, headed by an ailing old
rn/In (Walter brennani who is
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Julie harris,
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When
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summons
his
Wiictiinigton
rI'lw-t4unit patient reveals his four daughters to his home, the
belief In wit. h(-raft, Noland Is first faintly reunion in nine
not minlvt'rsa' to using sorcery. years They have no love for
'1 111. p,,t out ttiiriks his him. f"'dmn,t he trr,ve their
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homemaking idea. Pet Peeve. Polls's Problem or solution
to a problem. Write Poll In car" of this nest spapa'r.
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existence and look into nc and fascinating outlets that ccn
add much to )'Out present income L)icuis th e future with
Conducts
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epiconle of Its' thre..pnrter.
M({nrrett l.s framed on a
rniuirder charge by crime
chieftain 1)omlniek Vashon,
trying to avenge the jailing of
hit; son. An assassination at.
tennp'. is made on Me{arrett by
it small-time pusher and In an
exchange
of
with
fire
Mrfiarrett, the assassin is
killed Rut investigation fall.s to
turn up any bullets fired by the
pusher and Mc(arrett Is ar.
ctixed of s.c(.nd.nlegree murder
anti indicted (n4, interexting
anti suspenseful plo!
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wants to clean and whiten her white marble busts My
grandma had two white marble lamb and we girls used
to run our dust rags over th em Of course. th e wax on
the cloths turned them yellow She washed her lambs
with warm water and a mild soap Try that even though
there is no guarantee -MRS M H
DEAR POLLY-1 live in a nursing home arid have
some Pointers for those who plan on giving holiday gifts
to such patients. Please
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look around our rooms and
see ho limited the space
is. A thoughtful friend of
m ine carefully chose
SMALL poinsettia for me.
It was less than 12 inches
tall and in a 3-inch pot but
had a bright pretty bloom
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.dowsill where' it was a joy
to all who came in Otheric
ha ve since done the same
thing Space' is something we live without so I suggest
SMALL articles of interest A big chrysantheniitim plant
is beautiful but we cannot 'stand and hold" such
plant,-ADELAIDE,
corsage to oniplenwnt her
nitilticolor dress with white
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Proble ms? Trust Abby. F a persona) reply, write to
and enclose a
AflBY. BOX 7N. L A., CAliF. J0
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hostess gilt.
slender tall white candles.
Refreshments of vanilla ice
cream, assorted cookies, tea or
coffee were served.
Mrs. Ralph Buffaloe introduced Mrs. Jennie Gray of
I.ingwood, ttho sang two
tx'autiful songs, ''Host Great
Thou Art'' and ''The Star of the
East
Mrs. Walter Krohne Sr.. of
the Nature Studies Connniittee.
spoke on the history of candlemaiaking from the 18th century to
the present time.
Fourty-two members were
present and four new members,
Mrs Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Alice
McGloan and Mrs Mary K.
Smith and Mrs. Helene
Blackenship.
A new set of by-laws were
read by Mrs. Charlotte Otts and
voted on by the itiemaitiers.
is ere
Mrs.
Hostesses
Ii'rrainie Dunning. Mrs Lorena
I 'ggett. Mrs. Lillian Leiper
and Mrs. Pauline Wheeless.
and orange fall flowers. In the
DEAR POLLY -My Pet Peeve is that tea drinkers are
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Mrs. Stanley I)rcsefltv(i
Nlarilyr-imtha %%hitc carnatioti
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.iontnr in town is accused of
iuiaiitr;irtk e by t he father of a
tiy who dies while untic'rgrilnq
surgery. The town learns that
I hi' ilna-tor Is an iidclk't, caused
by his hattli'lin'ld ex pe riences in
Ibm' (ivil War A trial finds him
not guilty, but that doesn't
satisfy tin' hoys father, since
the fle'kIon is tiaserl on
t.'.- tinicallty of law,
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Mrs Phil Stanley Jr. was
in a Nett Orleans planter with
nt kitchen yellow, green and white bottle adorned the stereo.
votive cups and ithiti'
hostess for a rece
The refreshment table. green
shoer honoring bride-elect predominated in decorations
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Long- overlaid with a white cloth tttth tapers in amber containers
Marilyn Rudd at th e Stanley and refreshments.
I.inic sherbet punch was
sternmed yellow carnations in vellow and greennoral border.
I S&I Plurnosi-i Drive.
served from a cut glass punch ê
t)owI
along with chicken salad,
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ham salad and pimento eneese
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IflOtht'I' of the future 1reti and Mrs. Sta1lle.
oi Mrs. PhIl Stanley, hostess. Capturtl at the
hostess.
refreshment table
attractively
RMUUJJURM1
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DEAR ABBY: Is there any way a woman can
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to write one. which III bet agsis No man ihould bis'e
beg or bribe a woman to marry him. so grit off your kw"
and sun'e the market. Your only eban for winning this
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pedence. And U that fails, you could be lucky.
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DR ABBY
ence her We
tilgt,si tool rlawmiate and best
friend, it gal who hasn't
r,iarried, contracts Mantle after
?t'i years iiroi they plan a
rc'iimii"n Muwie gloats, figuring
tin' nh! friend Is typical spin'
strrkti, arid dull, but the stir.
prise Is on Matide. The ohd
friend, played by Barbara
hush, turns out tots' a gal who
hall live.! plenty anti enjoyed
every hit of it The upmnianthlp
gets very rorr,icl,
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BA--The Sanford Herald
1i,ocrJi,', P'Jrv. 28, V#/i
Tuesday. Nov. 28, 1972
Bid
Lakefront Land
Deadline Announced
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Its'ltN'
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li;,q heen cot by the Stiriford ('fly
( fimmiqItion for all those
i'r"ni' and inclivIcIuig 1ri
I t'stetl in purchasing and
di' veltipi rig two rity owned
it ide to the lakefront In et
t",r Noll; and firm t'nnstriirtion
Hnc hefore the governing
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,n, was a liii ilk' (nt t'rtetl
he termed the
itlilt what
hlm'ri interest in the city's
all part el 'in the c',uttietict
i fl't (if Sc',iulmile fllil arid
'.l.rtb' Avenue The property
iiii liki' Monroe anti is
;rt'nently the site of un old log
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DOWNTOWN SANFORD
tilniiy
lbelay of consideration of it
.1 ESSi I E E 'I'L U )\l AS, 22, 01 (;rov('hind. al)parently didn't see flashing warning lights as
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Dixie Aventit, In 1xieshirg. MondaY, Ilis 1970
'Mack tritick and trailer, load(litl with sand, was a
total loss, valued at $20,M) 1)(Ilow) after
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Proctor,
t'rocior, iii, of Sunimerfield, Was the
('11gintler I)( the train. The fraill waS partially
derailed b% ill(,impact. "I'lle acci(lent lIiplx-IIp'
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Walter Abernathy of Even
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missing (miii lot 23C, Sweet
V.ater ittulcvxinmi, Sweetwater
oaks.
Kumon MuMnn, of Winter
Park, reported the theft of 72
sheet_s (if drywall and seven
cases of metal form beams,
total vain.' $3.17. from it lot at
I"I Pluituisa Drive, I_'PutY L.
\l Ford turned the in,'stigation over to Detective
Jerry ('apshaw.
(anrgt Yvit ks l&) Alh mbra
Avenue, re ported a theft from •i
construction site at the corner
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News Digest
Pit ESIDEWNI X( )N, who wants to bring
Cabinet members closer to the White house
today is expected to il nnounce a new secretary
nst_
se a s the first c hange in a i eorganiied
01 d
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second term ( itbinet.
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CRUSADE
Ulecities itul (10 it fast er is ending.
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rent watch" has been a rousing success,
preventing thousands of illegal rent i ncreases
while turning uP only a handful of violations.
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welfare
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grants for pa' checks under a IflIfl(i (II
work program, Guy. Ronald Reagan s ad-
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Till' ST VII" )I" %% 1"ST VIRGINIA has gone
in to the retailing '41(14' of t tie !i1(X)IiSIi ilK'
business.
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doctors
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it today's opening of a threeI I r.. i i
'i'' special Legislative session IS focusea on a
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little thought to endangering
their lives in order to 54I%'C a
dro w ningc hild Will i oung
titan trapped lit his (hititug ear
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I irrit ' 1 v Hero, Ilt- ro F it tid
a'aarls
Another l"iuumuliani 'atu' sacrificed his lift, ill save another
it ttit him mu ltit(I,il
members of the Florida
women
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about.
l'etruary, 1971.
Sells, 31, of Jackson.
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uiilhing John W. McKe'nne'y, 22,
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if New Port Ricticy but now it
real estate salesman at Clear.
'a itt r said ha 'aa' tut_ully sur
pnist'd' at the award
-It's a high hM)itlt iii my life.
ilk thing to frah me unit tier
isti." he
''ruly I dint (eel
'aurttiv of such a tribute. They
tivedil'tI help and I %%-its there.St lls 'alit' .pt.r itts il Jac
said tie
and his brother reacted in an
eliwrgt'nc)
"You can't help but know
tticrt 15 .1 c hance of the car
tiIu,'a
up,'' lit' s,iud, ''but it
'a.is a tase iii being involved or
suffer later We could iii Suliit
thing f o r watch (tie guy burn to
dt'athi We honestly didn't have
i t-hkice It, itiikc'
Sells S.Iitl tit 'a .itt iIicC.nS4tI
that several hcrsuris stood
.rtuuntl 'aatuhwg but didn't go
to MuKenney's aitI
M,idisuin's 'a ithu'a said tier
hnusbiiitl 'a aS 'alwa)s the
Ii' iii' things (cur people. I'd
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and gut speaker at a luncheon of Sanford Rotary Club, discusses
expansion plans for McCov Jetport with J S Red rk-s-eLind Sanford
Airport manager. He told the group a new $:13470 million terminal
will be completed in late lY7ti.
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.ihington Ave., Like M.ir, She was burn in
Georgia and fuiriL three suns, Heir.
tied Sunday night at Seminole
had Lived in Sanford for 15 .Ihneil, and Jaunt's 1-leur'to,,
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Memorial Hospital. tit: was a
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Anierican War Veteran of the had lived in Lake \tar) for the
rved is
Ctd. 'Fheodort' 1t&isevelt Camp Exist year moving there from
(teacone5 .ini member of the 'nephews,
13 of Sanford, %-year-ld Cl'
Houston, Tex. lie Was a B
P"rr'i F'jner:uI Chapel
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Priest of 59 S. Sanford A e. member of Luke Mar' BapUst
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h Wright Lodge 48 .1
.'otniinistration II piLi1 in Bay F&.-'5M and Order of Eastern
Pines
Star 1k was a veteran of WWIt
A decendent of the Priest and having served in the U S
Iitmit'r pioneer faimlics of Arui%
Marion County, he was burn in
Survtvrs include his w
Anthon
Fl.i. 1k L,ed In Mrs \I ra tVine, Luke Mars Sanuuurut for the past 54) years sistt'r. Mrs 'inn Slater. Wright
and 'a.Is a retired celery far. t_'th. Okla. brother Bv. It;
itier. lit' was a ttut'niuber of the I Vune, Oklahoma Cit. Okla
First United Methodist Church
Gramkow Funeral 1kine is in
1k is sur\ is cii by three sons.
har.t if .trrangt'uueut
C Patrick Priest of Mt'titon.
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Funeral Notice
.-thtt'u..uny and Randall L 1'ru.'t
if Sanford; three daughters.
Thelist curs i trig Spanish native of Buena
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Nit Dora; Mrs H. F: F'.inume
Belie Kipp, (kiando. and Mrs.
A C. Fiutily' t Urt'e'kman,
Sanford,
grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren
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\latlison was t itiachinist 1k
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.1 sti'aiigt'r It, tuni got ilitti
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I• THEY I:I.;i.:i. s01Ei'IlING is
when the Florida Legislature goes into special
ttciniu
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The t'ao living recipients
'aert' notified .1 the a'aarils by
iiiai I and will receive the
lilt- SIIIIt %olay.
George V - Knibluck, 15, of
'aas honored 'aithu
a bronze' titetlal For I'rsist1'nt
lives into the iiuurky waters of
hit' I'ithlachtast'utee River ((I
rescue lI.rbar:i Mnniuuis, 2.
(miii an auto that plunged off a
r.uui intiu 15 Fe'e't of water in
Itinkvarut East iii ,I,tksiriviUt'
H. 1971. Sells brother
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Seville of hAniisvilhe, Ky., vis.
iting htiii at the titiie, also par.
tltij)it('(l in the rescue and me'ttived it ('arnt'gIt' iiie'dah
huiuis lilt-dal
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tu,uiouted Uusst'l I l.ilS% .it' it
Madison. 2:1, of Jacks4uiisille. lie
mirmiwneit last .Jaui - I %s hilt,
helping sate' Phyllis J. lilack, 9,
in Nassau Sound near
Ja(kson'.iIIe. Florida
rett'iits
'I'llis gave
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Salli's residence iii! MarkhamWoLsIliiacI
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tuu.se under construction In the
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siting i'i,t, iro itairty rIe
the residence of v1rc, Jone was Liken from 116 (ienta
Sanford Police ,ur
(molt1sntth.
-.'csngating the theft of
flut.'
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intl - a'e worth 1222 .5 frim
A''nuie F:,IsthrI)(ik Entry was
I'et William hogan is ingained through it sliding door.
estigatung it forg ery A iherk, nnuii' room .it the sanf. r I
Unbent Pu hard, 15 hlighland.s passed as a payroll check anti Thitile S('hflfll The must
Street. M1 1ra. reported a written on a business that has instrument
belonged
i!fl2 Ihinda missing from the been closed for two years, was Elizabeth .1 Erickson,
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Gordon
said the board is trying to '
fair to all just as it was
eerning the sale of the 14 .t
city cite on 'renrh Aver..
sttm' months ago
W' or
interested in seeing
property developed to
highest use to return the lar
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cona'what over a year ago, the
itinikers ('omnirriittee nlevc'kipeil
Stenstrom advised in his
s prn.je I of recycling the city
located
rrimmt,njratjon
that his agency
lakefront, wherein is
has
a
or
who
s interested in
several tank farms
submitting an rifler
'This touch puhlk lied
'The (lid legion Ruilding
prole I was '.ne of developing property was appraised
in overall plan for this property orders from the city at $Zl,.34)t)
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well be very difficult
anyone to acquire all
lakefront property which
i'uirr.'ntly in diverse ownpr:i
Four Construct*ion Sites
at :1: 1 p.m. and the wreckage was all finally
Ch'—Wed at 21:30 .i In this morning
( Iupert ('liastairi Photo)
s lamming into the side of a Seaboard Coast
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we resp.eflvetv request ttat
you Consider not making firm
(('mnmitrnents to sell the city
land until the Rankers Cornrre has had a reasonably
short time to meet with the
prospective Investors
to
develop ilsoriginal total PrOPCt
in connection with this land."
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unit: c'onqtrtsrtion be if
sometime in April on the
'lt,are feet office building.
Thef ts Reported From
was est i vialed at $2XX by si.t I"11111
Morrot of the I A'esl)urg I'olin' I )t'pa rtmc'nt .J
train
s n' srit.., ft i'vri 'nd ''h
local .iiud rout of town investors
are interested in the package.
'lr';ul l' I'lh. Kirk .'.'h ip
rrr,isqion earlier f pure hase
II the kt for roructrutir,n of a
twr,.qtorv riffit e trnilding was
brought rohtit by letters from
IP.w;irtl If hiodtes, chairman
(if (tie Itatikeri (o,ru in itt p of
Uc (;reator Sanford ('bamnher
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scored eight points in the first
nu'eting with the Raiders while
any action
Crist failed to
Tonight's game will present
the chance For a reunion of
Arcadia stars since in addition
to Crist of Florida College. SJC
star Robbie Clifton also hails
from Arcadia. Clifton sa%
limited actior. in the first
meeting with Florida College.
racing the Florida College
crew in the first meeting with
Robert
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Seminole
McConnell. 6-4 sophomore who
hit for 17 points and David
Himmeiheber. a 6-5 freshman
who tallied 16.
The Raiders had fire players
in double figures during
first meeting with Florida
College. Gerald Owens added 12
pohnitL Rob Hurst had 11 and
Js Wnght chipped in with 10
more.
florida College coach pfl
Barker has two giants upon who
he can call to do the job under
the boards. Dennis Crist is a 6-9
sophomore from Arcadia while
.loining Sh.iw in the scoring
departnient is Willie Paulk. The
sophomore guard is averaging
7 points per game. Shn is
averaging 24 points per game.
Paulk aLso had a hat night in
the season opener against
Florida College. dumping l
points on eight field goals and
six of none from the free throw
line. II was Paulk and Shaw
who inspired the Raiders in
their opener after the Florida
crest had walked off the floor at
the half, leading 42-36.
SiC led most of the first half
onh. to see the Florida College
quint put on a late rush to
overtake them before the half
ended
The Raiders carry a 3-C
rec'cird into tonight's contest.
ineluding a season-opener
victory against florida College
a game played In Tampa.
The Raiders won that game 9S.
77 behind the 2-point performanee of Bennie Stww. The
freshman guard from Orlando
was also the leading rebounder
with 16.
Tonight's game will be a
warm-up for the Division II
opener against Lake City this
Saturday night in Sanford.
These two teams usually battle
it out in the wire for the division
crown, and have been involved
in several post-season playoff
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This aerial view of the
two days of the tourney.
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tough it will be for the top professionals this
weeL when they battle for top money in the
SI()(K)O Disney World Open. The Magnolia will
N 'si' f t' " HhiUstifll 11tiiti''
for the chani pinnstup
nil. i
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;Hnnts and got ronsideralilttie It' front fres muni I'd I
renic't'. tine of the' ttijt prep iilii.'
ers iii the' nation last sear.
lAiwreuice, a local boy stuitidtog 6-- 11, scored 15 licHnits in his
first ('olle'ge' game. ;)ulIed clown
rebounds ittid IiltH'kt'tI
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Li s fit Id goal titit until'
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1'err Wilkes It'd West Huncia with Ill points,
F C. Ceilenmian, a natl'e' ot
l"lura, Miss., st'nred 27 points
for Houston Baptist tnt its s'ietory
ti
JIICkSUTI Stiitt'
team, she' is with her husband
and ins ces in the garage 1*.
fore race's arid in the pit durareas tradiing practice
Uoruills' uff-lunits to wives
Registering fur the Pcic'uno
500, Suiwn asked fur his crc'dentiaLs for ins wife Ut enter
garage' arid pit He' was told
that the' only way Mrs. Siniun
could be' issued credentials
was to Lx' a car owner She becaine a 'owner in t-'
Order
I am never in th pit dint
ing a race," Mrs. Suiion said,
''I'm not a mechanic- and
there' really is rio place or
need for me- there. 'That's
when I am Ui the' 'ivrs seetion of tie
Always there' when her hUs
band races, she considers
old son of her own. The other
Iowa State, Missouri. North
children, ranging in age from
Carolina SUite. Purdue, Sou.
:i to 16. get to the races whenlitego State'. 'Ianiipui, Tt'xa
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l.our
se'rc Tom Kiti. Jo : en - nj
I'he field for the Second CiiOULii (Iii the' Mogniolia Course
ever tLXTIC permits
Tech. 'Tulane', %Aashington
former
big
name either i
till
(l?45.
to capture tourney positions
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not make the field
The best effort on the longer
(ipeti was completed vesterdas'
Topping the list who nitide' it
Tocla
II in d it' pro.
when, 311 players earned spots in to the 1150,000 !iisne'y Open Magnolia course' were a pair of tt'niptirig to get in a practi
the' event during the final which tipens this Thursday 68's turned in by James Dent round ira r to U
if Pri
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qualifying at the' twit Disney
we're Curtis Sifford and Larr' and Harry Toscano Also under
events wi
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Wood Both nias- ed the Paint (he' 70 niark were Gar Groh, Vi ednesdil). The t%s in-Pro Am'
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ourse and found it well to their ul('p.
There were' 19 elated golfers
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top name
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celebrities
expected
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whiik' playing the Palm course. Less Peterson, Paul Morgan Jimmy Stewart, Charlie Pri'is
kssi'rlutt'd J'ri's,. Sports Vi tiler quahf for the NCAA natiunil
Ohit' State's rt'cl'hut suph- ctiauuipitirishiip when Mtnnesuui
t'orgt' lhxoni turned in a 68 and Steve Reid. John Connelly, James Garner, Bobby
Sani Adictui. Bill Johnston, Lioro and Fred MacMurra) p
t hilt' ttt' trio f Mike Sparig,
oniores of 1971 hope' to get tin- beat theui. out lot the' Big 'I Cf
tins season thiiit ttit' title.
Arid North and Dick Hen- Martin b4hen, Craig Dear, Tom a host of others.
Nmi'.s
seniors.
Vi
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HotCa
Regular tourney action jt't'
Sandersun, Rocky Thompson,
uuiissc'd out on lust season-that
c*'rson icli fired 69's,
fired
underway
Thursday with b,
of dethruuiinig UCLA us the mm- nyiik C'OfIibuTWd fur 4 points
( itier qualifiers at the Pulni and Bruce Athwur'th all
OhiO
Magnolia
Menne'
and Palm t-t'ur-urse and their scores were 72's and qualified.
tiitnul t'nIkguitt' basketball Tuesday night in leading
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won a spot after
Bill
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iiugtit to uiiove' us rapidly as defeating arch rival Buddy Milwcukec 81
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(-olorado
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14. North Carolina 9-1 81
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Not that it's necessary to
keep in touch with tiomi' 1
Salt Lake Cit', Utah, during
the Indy 500 and any other big
race scheduled during school
vacation. That's when at lead
six of the Simons' sevri are
in the stands.
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her husband's 5kill. Hr began
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to the' 1-tact of Ctuunpions at
Riverside eight nionths later
and quzilthed fur the Induinapolis 500 in 197(i
"Getting intei the Iridy 500
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and we' worked as a learn to
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1-li) season with a loss to Penn
St'ite
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ibmg ni.iiin s.umiidxsl'. with nit
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happens to the car, not be- and I keep in touch with the
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night's effort "wasn't very ur
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Rnundinf. out the Top Ten ii
order ssere F'Lnri SUite Texas
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and a grand total of 890 points
Oklaiiomac 17-1 victors' cwv"
a team member. But it goes
grandmother of one.
beyond that Her help not ords
I used to he upset when he
Mrs Simon centers around the races but
firs started
around her husband s ob as
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during the game with North Florida. Shaw will be counted upon th heip
the R,aiderc extend their home inning streaL tonight shen the SJC
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nnt.'ralcci arms
%lorniiil hit 12 of 19 passes f',r
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the luIphins wt'.'t began
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milestone Mvnda, night 'P'
hit the ri"iI') mark at 16-46-1 to
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touchdown shot fmotui Morrall
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unequalled value In these
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Seminole Plaza are rea ll
SANFORD
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luxurious pile lining in the most
popular styles for th e whole
Shoe Tree in Seminole Plaza
offers the very finest in moe-
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Dollars, pounds, francs.
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Behind ..,.ms Auto Parts
pesos lire—they don't buy a
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& WESTERN SUPPLIES
LONGW000 PLAZA
Hwy. i7.2. Just North of 431
JL'IST A FE)l%' oI
J('welers are shown here. They offer a complete line of jewelry and
SEMINOLE
PAINT & BODY
David R ed s.
1years,nentctdAr
2540 S. Myrtle
Sanford
tual fund industry is ex[wriericing a [).ill %var, iiot so
on
hampers tlx- Investment style tilt- illabilli% (o f fillI(Is to 'iffe"'t
,rit't'5, says' IlEl), has been witof funds. If they have El)
For the bus), gal without the
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vest in stocks and other secu- A%-erage i1i ';!K) last November
rilies.
Somiietiiites a Fund miii1ht even
beautiful.
We ould go on and on, but wi
wallets arid billfolds at
and light litter while yo'
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the handles for close
trimming on both sides.
"Down I lector"
t.
high III 90 this year.
"'fliis entire raIl> phase has
UTOPARTS and
fQbric shoppe
their research department
%%ere forced to liquidate their
there tantie (iUrifll the past few
days a report e. ',ell: "Mutual
Funds and The t'k Market:
Debunking a \lyth."
entire holdings over the ti&'xt
The report claltits that tue
ability of Inutual funds to Influt rice stock prices is; IIrossly
.1f the Dow Jones Industrial
Average hits 1,000 soon it is it
sigilki to beiAare.- says Altx!rt
five years their selling would
t'quiil unIv i'r ('COt of NYSE
vi,luiite.
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1501 W. ist St., Sanford
Ph. 323-4711
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84 m
Sales and Service at 26lD
French Avenue or call 323-W,8
If you have any questions. Try
ally lag changes in tile con-
tumie in history."
'the truth of the itiatter, says
market prices.
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up lease's, piriestrah
Pc
Europeans have a great lo ve
of giving resent s—
especially things that they
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(to see him at Electric Nlotor
('hienis recently.
ilt'rtiiiri otiW.
Escape on a
HELPFUL HINTS
1.5 1 ,l'.,
have tosell soiia'of its holdings, tweni 1iucuiiiplshd while the
life of the watch and there is an will Ix' open all day. Gift
wrapping is available too. -sautomatic day date with instant
reset
litirry down anfl make yotir
Orndo Avenue (Winter
//1TH ANTI FREE!E
%2.S Gal.
BUT WITH THIS AD
ONLY St 5 Gott
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OPEN
SUNDA Y
time.
Sinillinger told his investor
it-sse(I ill tilt- market ativallce
and this in turn, it is feared, can funds have been pressur ed by
cause a depression of stock net redemptions for the first
It athitr 'd%dl do go by and
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649-2060. - Open daily 9:30-
hmto iiiiho retteeln their shares
carefully selected for " guarantee of accuracy to stainless which are real)>
Does your special person like
UP YOUR CAR
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An even better indicator of tiiiii it in new high ground,"
began in May 1971 seriously
important. Eternic-sonic time to keel) sterling briglilli,411
CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF
ORLANDO INC 574 Ncr!e
tinique etc. The ship is your
first Class hotel in every
,'ou visit Discover ne
worlds aboard the cruise
ship of your choice. . Call
ague
The redemption
have been
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Nights
PART S L(.trINr. ERvi
TIIR000HOIJT THE IOUTHEASI
Simplicity
ph cite
to O'Neill and he diagnoses it
for you, ,ou can be sure that
what he says is true and that he
will put your problem motor
iiiuuhi in respec (it invt'stmitent amintunteti Ii' atiti( $4) billion,
''Recent Findings hIii%f.' not
choices, but because of the de- or barely tiiore thiiti one-sixth f
iiurthiist's- turned up the economic support
cision of s ninny fund holders the $204 billion
saks oil the Ncs York Stt-k needed Iii propel the market
to ri'deein their shares.
FREE
iOPS — DON'T
.F LEFT IN
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Last )ear, it notes, the total cowstimer uonfidenve and tilttransautiolis of lillittlill fillids sto(A market.
TIRES. WHEELS. E1,
TEMPERATURE
GQi
•Enqine Reboring
•Head & Block
Resurfacing
SrARTERS. FENDERS. DOORS ,
WHEN THE
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ENGINES, TRANSMISSIONS,
Lights
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PARTS
it is certainly nice to have a
businessman who really knows
his business. has an efficiently
runshopandcrew,andisa titan
who likes to smile and whistle
overstated. "It IS 1' tribute Ii) Sindlinger, whitts&' continuous
the funds' press agentry," says telephone surveys show a
iiarked rdattunship between
hlEl).
it leaves that touch less to in- lruiii a I)ow Jones Industrial
4
Thomas, Barbados. Mar-
ALL WORK
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' your changing tunes, Wyler a point to stop in at Gwaltne> 's
VACUUM CLEANS
has created two I)ynawind at 20-4 South Park and see fur
YOUR LAWN
tivAels lx-catm- your world Is ~ ourself. Tile store is open fron
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'instantly on the move. Each 9 am. to 5:30 pin, on Mondays
- / tiUIep$e('e has the famous in. through Thursday and until 7
on Friday. Saturday
aflex balance wheel for P
protection against 51)01.-k for the tjirotjgli December, the stott'
Fail .ruise in a world of
By JOHN ('UNNIF'F
,si' Business ,Snal)st
'l'hi' mnu
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You can be assured when you electronic watches have a polished, Gwaltney's has lovely
0) to Gwaltney's, that tbe balanced tuning fork %hich One-ida stainless tableware in V2
diamond you select will b (A eliminates position error piece sets for eight. She ais
result is carries serving pieces tI
all (aused by gravity.
the 5Cr)' highest quality
There are many things that
can be learned and questions
answered by those at
LATEST EQUIPMENT
TO ASSURE FACTORY
SPECIFICATIONS
Billon Isn't Worried
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Sa
WE STOCK
PORT
AND
SPEED
Financing is possible in ways
It, please - jus t ask O'Neal how
should consider the Eternit'- arid covered c'ndy dishes ItS
within one second a day.
(;w-altney's has the franchise
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"till a motor,
bearing. compressor. pump
seals and-or a multitude of
tile Wyler ~Vatches th,
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for the fabuk-us Wyler watches, believe you really should niaki'
the 1weiginer's friendship
PER
on
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Ph. 322-3022
call Electric Slotor &-fles and
The Place To Go
SHOE ftm
NOV I. 0 1
a
one-stop sales and
from 8 am, to 12 noon.
And if you have a problem on
Sunday, or after hours, call 32350aiuIgoodoIt1IIarold Wayne
O'NeaI will help you out, anti
with a snide too.
So, we would advise you to
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4,01 to 5 p.m. and on Saturday AWNINGS
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218 French Ave.
a distinct advantage
in any uomriiunity.
Electric Motor Sales and
Service at 2619-D French
Avenue is suchaservice center.
It is open six days a week, on
Mondiy through Friday from 8
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plete line of MinneTonka Moccasins, shown in this display. Check with
them today for all your shoe needs.
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prepa ration, a wish so learn
and to understand. these will
reap !r'iC beautiful re,,ard-
GUARANTEED
COMPLETE DINNER
MASHED POTATOES NOW AVAILABLE
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IluavIng and diattiond setting.
luxury to ports such as St
up to six months
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going by the book.
That is to your advantage.
And hi' has a comPlete and full
line of paris. If he just happens
to be out of a particular item, he
(iIfl get one Front one of 1
many supply '.'unes wi thin a
few hours
The service center which
4 provides this service in a
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to
Sales & Service
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And she is also extremei), sWc timepieces. nese will %ell its otlwr selections.
&Jr greatest fault a tra-,-ei
erS, it is said, is that ,%e think
the best of everything shiId
DUB OIS
LA WN MOWER
EXPERIENCED
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Season
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O'Nealisarnanwhobciievcsin
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expert in what is good quality
JOHN SCHLENK
Park Mall).
"Jf' lf'e/ & )rutine
FRIED
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idea and prices begin as low as Prices start at $8.95 and there lu
SO handily located,
a Choice of footed cream and
(waltnevs Jewelers, located $12.95.
And
for
the
person
with
'•ugar
bowls, roll trays, rouii1
at 204 South Park, is owned by
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We must learn how to pay for
1 graciously we are going
to be given mor e than lus t
what dollars can buy!
something I ale -
Kills bugs for
on
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Niargaret Gwal tney, who is an discriminating taste, you serving tray.
be
if
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,tntet'sthe fastest most efficient
Jut) in the area
lie says there are dcl mite iinti
.'ry high standards for rewind'rid motors, The rule txxks state
ii'ii toahly that the insulation
materials and rnethxls roust
equal those used by the
ma nufacturer of the motor. Anti
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iwcd rewinding. O'NeaI guar-
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Holicloy
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eletiro-quartz buLine lighter sterling on ruby glass for thc
has no nint, no battery or spark 40th; and gold (in crystal for tliv
esiwcially nice when there is a
place like Cwaltney's Jewelers w heel - - a sinipI fantastic gift golden or 54it1i anniversilr)
sunny Caribbean Cruise this
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4 ()lot. clarity and freedom froin G%altney's. Iliere are st\ Ivs.
R\ ANN SILCZKOWSKI
imperfections. All diamond_s sizes and colors to lit any taste
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at
time
is
here
agata.
You
are electronically checked for III leather products of thi'
Th
the best glove tanned leathers. know what we mean -- it's --you carat %eight. And at Gwaft. nature.
For those celebrating 25th.
styles fashioned into the most better be nice" time - 'cause ney's there isa wide selection of
popular and best selling styles, (J-isttrs is Just around the wedding, engageriient and 40th or 50th wedding anwith comfort through condinner rings, as well as line niversarles, ('.waltney's hs
some absolutely exquisite
struction for best fitting
Looking for a special gift for a Jewelry for the younger set.
qualities and comfortable long special someone is'a lot of fun,
Some thingnew is the Calibri serving pieces designed with lo,
____________ though, in spite of the hustle brand of cigarette lighter. Its sterling tin crystal for the 25th:
RIDERS
2012 FrenchAve.
adt
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casins and casual footwear. The
HAHN ECLIPSE
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323-2650
a
,'Ivttrit- ttiI armatures, fields
•irut I .irinaturi's and if the)
family in suede leather with
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and Service in Sanford. The offer the l)c'st and (11I1('kest, in service at
2619-1) l"ren&'h A V('fltI('.
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Exciting Looks
for the
WI I If EAC.H POOL IPSTALLUi DU'IPS
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H 111110 who IiIIs the lilt
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iiiiip-eteiit team of ('xperts tt
erI1-,' your ailing motor.
and
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S4'rvlti'. O'Neal and tils staff
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till
rat
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SPECIAL
PR
We
say that tic knows his Imsiness
of cx
And Kelley hi:is a we,
ruitne to remember is Shn-
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Vi Mills . Owner
''Florida Drifters''
Country & Western
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3 p m. lii 10 p.m
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who i,iight have
Ro
rieTonka-where qualit> is the
forewoid-shoes cut from only
LIVE
Front Wheels Packed *
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Reg.
get
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ELECTRIC MOTOR with fringes fancy stitching or
beads.
SALES & SERVICE
UNDER NEW
Front End Alignment
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bOd'Z
Plaza
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Coo
Seminole
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on insoles, hand-laced.
Ph. 322-6755
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OMIRRORS
Seiii in ole Lodge
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HELLO DOLLY
I? IS S French Ave.
lofated,o
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beautiful styles, Including the
popular ankle-high "Tramper
Root."
For Every Purpose
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the
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as well as ages in between and
adult sizes. Some of the most
interesng new MinneTonkas
we saw were knee high fringe
boots in soft suede leather
fashioned
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soft.sole or crepe sole for infants
REWOUND & REBUILT
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shopping.
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The soft, supple tannage of
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the deerskin and buffalo
leathers offers the utmost in ...'.
(•(7flfp4 and beauty in the
woo
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course,
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a
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S,dwi'Nea
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hits right hiiinil man,
Ki'IIry. (110 fi v e you the best
,irici iiiiii-kt'st service YOU could
,tsk f or
O'Neill 11.15 had ii years in the
i,ititor busirws, so It 1* safe I',
more on your feet than the slip-
d:
At,
iiiii
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Fich is available as a softsole j
in stock for imm
tric
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les. There are beads, buttons
and fringes decorating them
tnd they feel so good on the
hat, They're great for those
tr eks in the outdoors with the
kids or for just moping around
the house when -ou need a little
Car..
Ex per ienc ed Mechanics
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Wath.Waw&PoltspiJobs
T,r -- Accessories KING CAR TRUCK WAITIN(.'R0O'
WIT H
RENTALS
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stvled from soft suede leathers
c i th comfortable cushion in
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WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS
SR 419 At 426- Oviedo
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outsole and all are smartly
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And
Food
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folks
ri', tru iiiotur fitOtilelIlS
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or the size of foot.
mc most popular women's
styles are the fringe boo. I - --
-jogs
Oviedo
159
Cfll
are,
1 Ins little tiotli p
ne'ronka moccasins ts'Flie slw,
put on tile shelves.
There
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NECESSARY
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fr,,rJç foswIi9rI crriJplr'e, (.
TrMc()f AND 'FED *. S to 4flW
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11% ANN SIIA ZKOWSKI
formerly Billas—ricniv
Oviedo Tractor Co.
Route 2
APPOINTMENT
Wilco Sales
hive every style anyone could
and
NO
Service
Under New Management
Duda Auto Parts
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shapes. buckles or tics--shoes YOU gals -colors, sl7tS,
sek'cUon of shoes no in stock favorite moccasins,
Of course, we have stressed to fit the most discriminate and prices to please everybod
:ind just in time for the holidays
The store is open six days .
ahead too. And judging from the the Moccasins thus far, but we male taste in shoes.
And of course, there are the week from 9a. m. to 9p. in. iii1
crowds we encountered milling do want you to know that at
,
much
sought after very high on Sunday (corn I p. in. to i
around in there the other day, a Shoe Tree n Seminole Plaza
ou can also find over 70 styles thin heel pumps which women in. The pla to go for the twst
lit of other folks are just as
if ho'."ts for iuc:'i • lt st ic. ,,re buing as last as Ihe •irt' selection of shot's anti 1111manager
cpce
,01
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Exc 'o
Are
excited over their great new down today and pick out your u ith tile higher fit-cis, new
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Styles
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PH. 322-6500
MASTER CHARGE
204 S. PARK AVE., SANFORD
LAYAWAY
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NELSON FLA. ROSES
ANNUALS
by WYLER $19.95 up
chilne
New
Hardware for tPi Farm or Home
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Bill Wilkins,
Ph. 323-1330
Sanford Airport
143
Bid.
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CASSELBERRY
HWY. 17.92
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CASSELBF.RRY - After much dLcUsSmfl.
Casselberry Cit Council unanimouslY Voted IC 3IC'Cfp1
L nw pay schedules governing all civil SCIVICt CITIP1OYtWS
The main point at i.csie was a difference In salanes
between the police and fire dartmeflts. but after cipl.anations by Acting Mayor Dr. Edith fluerr and Ron
Rergman. City Manager, the motion passed
Two bids for drilling a new wtll were read b Acting
Mayor Duerr who suggested that they be submitted to tt
m c T engineer for his recommendation This was put in the
form of a motion and accepted.
A letter of resignation from George Schrader. pinnr.inr
and Zoning Board member, was accepted 1th regret.
The possibility of allowing the fire department to send
ii their rescue truck outside city limits in case of accidents
tabled in give the fire chief time to work nut a ssitisfactcirt
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Frank
I epartment is the 'illian in a film being made
the sheriff's depa rtrnerit to be shown in
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schools to promole the Helping Hands program.
Billy Brown, of Casselberrv, a seventh-grader
tern
at South Seminole Middle Schcl plays the role
of the student being picked up b a "stranger."
The filming. or the sheritis departrnents new
video tape eqipmt'nt. is being done by Public
Relations Officer Harold Beau i Taylor.
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shut ki-d '(1UflE t',dsird mu ,
rq-mmuinlIu a lifelong bitii,hit
Ills culr.toui,.ciou, (ear of another
tnaiuniatk esperienre has thus
it- a fish' lIDI 0!
niadi him
met all'. hundri-di of possihi.
romantic unions e... use Iii,
Rating icilrs twine
Ph;lIpBaie.. M PUtit
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brullmunt cnlk'gc sensor
He was attracted to b prt-tt
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girl who impressed him as berng
a cultured moral hark.gruurirl
hIlt
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out
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the
placid izmgtwm
Edward asked this
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ll1gltil-i'rit4 f)4$11
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and made
Iurturt' tt the tim.' he was 33
kndht'dated Istrrall hwid'ds
of twiutltul d 'ulanles at their
"coming out" partIes In Boston,
f'e York and Phmladclphii
in fact. he was the moat atciu could
trairlise tiarhelot
a canoe dale
me eeturnrd fnim the-It
hour trip atlwiul iS mtnutes ri'.
Frugal Edward ran the prss
upon the short about lt'.-'a
trom the duck wticre he as Ui imagine
Fur he was not on)'. handsome.
retu the aft
wca)th and a superb ski addict
mas'ed
he
Then
But he- also was am rhampson
the prcn of tile- cimnoe so the'.
dner
and ''.&il' king
could hold hands
No'.. at hit' agt' of 7(i, he is still
tiut wtien it came time to
to the- clock. he a tisrht-Icir. though he ODIUSCIOUSh
paddle
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started hack to his
end
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gr'a
desire t
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IUJI 1W ILIWIJYS
Alas, the canoe twned civcr
when
he
meets
charming
isomen
Both of them plunged Into thec'ompstiblr
and
seem
who
water. ful) clothed in their beil
apparel
F0! he manages to find some
"l)r
Crane.' Edamrd
litik fuse in e'.'rr c-lmgibk
f,-,st-d tome sears limier "I ne-set
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seams so stiocked in all m lilt"And I vtont refer to th.- cold
dates
I.ke- man) old bachelors
%&(iT1ijt 1st
he
CUflV'iOUl
professes
a
thus
witrr
desire fat- marriage but the-is
thu. girl saartt-d sseearmng
•f
andruninatat mi'hkram drunken
sailor on the wharf at
't.ub ant wus' shirt away 'ui
t*ttl-ltatt'G escuwi
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Francisco'
victim of the "psychiatric
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trauma" that dates back Ici that
knese such 4k'tte-r words. for I A..
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tfl I ncer asked her for that any future "dream girl"
mimi turn on him .ms did that cued
another date
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at his cl.aTlteIness'
ha'u'e accepted, anyway. for she curses
Kate before you
moral
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tome esen when heft her at her pick a mate and to do to scien•.
ti!icall'., seid fur m 200'puint
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N c.PN iired 2.1(,
NrtnO Cei'er
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Sbr.te1 Ore
Livers. care of semi invalid wOmfifl
rnCtdenate salary, I days a ia- en
794 3121.
Full time help *iatlte-0. 11 Cs! Over &
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Sobit.5 $34 t'aSS
Woman Over 35 whO neet5 000
home 5 tilift t I,vt in and heic
mother care fOr invalid son. some
houtewort. Must have drevCr'I
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accept
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HELP WANTED ADS that
a preference
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based on ae from em
piciyers covered by the
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COL'NCiL 5,357
Bujsness Meetlnq
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CLAMP ON COVERS-STEEL
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?.':ntFT Payments
Los'. Them, Your
Pmest'nt Ru.rs,i
organization would
IMMEDIATE
like to be sncluded in
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DEPARTMENT
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NOTICE OF SUIT
C ND" !.LE I -Rt .
55) A'ct 5trsef
MCadb hf PecIfltyl.afla
YOU APE NOT IF lED tha, a
Pfiti0re a' DisSOlution of Marrauc
nthitf rue-i isiS be-er' tie-C
ann
,igitiflSt yOu. and you are reouirrd to
Serve. tpoy of y0? .nSwCr 0? OthI.'
dreading to thu Pe'iticm an tOt
F'r''rii'r t. itto'ne,, Surlur C
P?ts EuDat*.t. RD
lit) Etis'
I Rumbprçicr P A
Ccimmrrc,.l Street, p irS P0i
ItLidlnIg,S.fltO?øFl0niaaaflOtu1r
pr piraunu in
me or ig,nai •nsw
the 00cc p4 the (leeS. f the IDOtI
Court on or before December 7th.
1Q77 IfyavtaiitVouso. juc)pmefltD'.
eli-fault will be taNe-tt agail't5 you for
the rI,,f Oernar,Dpd in 're Pptit,in
t-. I'm NESS rn5 hønd and the teal 0$
sac Court un the 30 dat p4
heovrmtwr, 1972
COt-iRT SEAL I
ARTHUR H BECSWITH, JR
CIa'S. of the CircuIt Couf'
p Cr-ce-lea V (tern
.s Depu', Cl,'l'iu
Su'tor- C. P4h.a'(I Jr.
PelTS (ib1.biP.,, PC'S.
I RLffi'I'.FRC,(R. PA
110 1 Cun,mrtai itmeel
Pi?t Pl•Zl Building
Io',Di 3t771
Sanford
Mtprne'.'s Ip PVltig,0t4
PubliSh PIp, 7. 14. 71. 38. 1C77
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I )fiu5e5 on French Ayo- will u,r'
ou income while increasing iii
c,ilue 160' FRONTAGE Only
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5) 5(0 DOWN
1 (tcdrcxmns I' bills'. si'pora?i'
dining moor" *,ill is , l i sr
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pei,nq, chsiin Ink li-n,
rooms. only StlSs)
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t. -' irr,'nts Call after 4 p m $31
2154
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('CLil(,OIIY MOIIiLE HOMES
371370.)
SiYOb rend' Ave.
37) 53(0
'$73) Or l.tn,Io Dr .
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Income&
Investment Property
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l.oiroom, I bills, with new shag
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Business Properly
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Poultry
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7971 hwy Il 97
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Mis&ellaneou
For Sale
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Atlorne, a' 10*
1101 C,Dn,mcrc.l Street
for
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if you need ii listS' be-drooni Icr
5)6.5(0 ThiS houSe it ion you Hits
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REAL TOWS 2363 Pith'j 7470
lIghts SUISCJ.I ,s & l4oIu,l.t,S Call
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322 6031
TransportatiOn
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Sanfo'a, I io'a 37771
NOv 7. Ii 21. 79. 1Q77
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Paris Accessories
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72-Import Autos
in ttti Court of the Count'. JuDge
And Scoolers
Seminole County. FlsDa,
74-Trucks And Trailers
r P-uceiile
in, ,p Estate- I
75-Aulot For Sale
' LOPENCE I bl$TLINE.
Deceased
To All C'edilors and Persons Hawing
Claims or Demands Against Said
Fit-il.
All •Ovpntising app.aring in Itt,
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Yov itno tacts of you
Sanford Herald on Wednesday e-,lu
nlo'.f.pd and required
•utomaticall tie placed iii Thur
cams and at-mend!.
silts FLN',iL V fLPC.A*PI PiE *5
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p0. ma habP agans' tOf
,sIateD$ FLORENCE I BISTLINE. SECTION that ii distribijte-g I ati
additional 11.504 homes in The aria
t,
Ovc.Jised latt of ilid Con'ir,
£dr.trtist-rt should incly4e this
Cast's Judpi of Seminole Count,
ui5eil,is ,mi computing their earned
it.t' hit a'$ite in tue
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'iuw U! saia 5.UW1TV •T ari'U
Florida, within Sis calendar months
from the lime of the tint publication
of this nvt,ce Tw cies p4 sect'
claire or demand Shall be in wvliflg
.',,osisaIIs,.I,tpteplateof residence
MONDAY they FRIDAY
and post offict address a' flit
B30 AM. loS:30 P.M.
cm.man', and Shall be sac-rn tp ,
the claimant, hit agent, a' ,3?IOcn5
and Such clam oc Demanc not Sc
SATURDAY
filed shill be- sipiø
:O0 AM. 10 12NOON
S ROBERT * DEANE
List
£5 CaitiIIIF p4
CALL UNTIL NOON TO
Will and Irstiment pf
rLupfNCl 1 BISTL1PIE.
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(,IAL IPIFY JEWELERS, 704
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(',Jl'S. bags. bii%, sportSwear,
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?/AYI IiR COUNTRY CLUB
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suggestions
ttr,irjPiful gill g,iflg I
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TOOLS PP'wir 372 0503 G'tSio'W
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your Isortie• GIve 115* Or uted
furnilufC Iron tarry'S New and
511*13 Mail flig t,leitlOns tow
p ices Easy li_n rss 213 5
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5rle(I ytail tie'w luituilule lou
WIL SOPS MAI 1714 for Ihe best
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delivery Conyenuenl arm'. We
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Orlando-'-8432 121
Sanford-323.641
OffiCe Equipment
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Attorneys fa' Said Estate
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Publish Nv 14. 71. 21. 1 Dec S.
1977
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w,.'rf 349 5119
NEAT 4110 CLEAN
2 Orulroom lumnisheil Itous,-. ,ill
fn,,'crd yard
$15
INC. REALTORS
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Ifu,iIrt I '.1*1.-s and Marina on tin
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which, in, ?;ti-'. hctise & lot A
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$iI(illii_', tin if
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Frctm Orlando, take hwy Il Q7Piortts
'o 3m Spencer's Lobster House.
turnwC%l on Santa flarbara -Folios
Dreclional '.gnt to 110 SANTA
BAR BAWl. MODEL HOME
OCCUPANCY
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372 6121
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i in Sanford - Homes feature
central sir, Pica'. wsilI to wall
competing. ciloSedQar.lge RANGE
4110 REFRIGERATOR
CLUDED' All la*n% are fully
Sodded in front, SideS and iS ft of
rear yard Truly an OutStanding flr
home buy on today'S market •
Hurry' Wcr't Last 1
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present thiS 3 bedroom, 7 hills.
with I' beech room. eli-n. eQuipped
kitchen. trntrsi$ lsptl anti sr
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hood lghled reili-rior
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1ir 'aitñirI i!irrath
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317 ?120P( ALlOWS
7565 Park
Nights, Sundsiyl S t101t(JiiyS Call
BALL REALTY
and INSURANCE
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'ili lo *all tarpelinu
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Jar sw'. OversiZed utility $7750.1
For Seilv'
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Ilub Manor, furnished With *atho-r
P. dryer. 2 PR block, dining room,
t.tmil' room. iCr conditioner, W W
.srçvt lt'nced back, fruit trees.
mi- silos scell and fool shed sill this
,"el
$13.000 Cony
terms or
.'.ume t'cisting 5' pcI mtg. arid
"At MOstie flateri'safl. Itmoker,
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2.5O
2-415 1 ti_nih A51'
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55*-Household Goods
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ONLY 2
SANFORD REALlY
730PM 1s1-&3rd
South of Sanford
Recreational
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5150
323 1367
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lots
REALTY CO.
tAIi ttsSSiI-IAP.('U
25 Houses Rent Furnished
ST IWSI
Ph 32 5641
lies 377
m, rflsp,,-d 7 bdrm . F
room, ci?'., ________________________________
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r,er'.cine on your list whit gil
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c.c'c,ntt y living S minutes Irons town.
huu,SC with 6 acres of cleared land
,%rstOIS4'ntOld 545.00)- 327 4387
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i ill 171 719$
HOPKINS REALTY INC
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Thi' lime Tr'utod F ml
t30 P4 Park Avr
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N -.!'!c Ifl 2132 113 Sill
Two bedroom duplti fumnisru'i
apiirtmecst 1270 Orlando Orse
Sanlord
LEGION
POST 53
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31-MobIle Homes
,t iI Coejn t. tt*
of Sennot Cnun'.
in tt (Qir1
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tiou t'f .ai.O Coufl7y •t Sanford.
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571 40441
Relfors
2 Iteslroom apt furnished. ugh's
and water. 8150 3730031 sic
m
club actties
33 LOts £ Acrea9e
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32-Farms £ Groves
37-Real Estate Wanted
2511 Park ()i'C 132 7110
After hourS
12? (4510
173 9301
177 1-991
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CONSTRUCTION
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5-slim
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ktttst's equil,p.-et,
t*r pet. beautilul$y landScAped lot
53 i'1 Iris, .rsu ,SyAIat,ip
t'ri'r
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form the public of your
Houses For Sale
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'I Prltr'.'"s 1 tr.sth fenced
sr .1
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SI? 00). maNe clow'ms payment A
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7 (SEDROOMS- ADULTS ONc"
I'AWI AVENUE StOISlIE PAWs
33i3 Park Dr 332 2111
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A AL ON APAl. I VEN
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,sr'mtil'.' psi'. 3513 l-li'.y 1' ;
'..snic'rd 333 t93'. (')a
555 Ii;
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Every Wed &S.v
Early Birds 7 15, p m
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only S3 per week? This
5 an ideal way to in
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it Itwi hlhcn eQuipped fpnuu',i
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thu
in fittiflu, Ii'.',
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Apartments Rent
FurnIshed
23
7:30 3rd Tue-f
DISCRIMINATION
IN EMPLO''MENT ACT
FOR SALE
C 'i'ii .tfi,r.
'lutt'
sh'CiOfl
nefir
can appear in
Poialtr
SUNLAND ESTATES
Ap.Trlrnents Rent
Unfurnished
Livestock And
41
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Houses For Sale
'7cp-w1', 55. Fl - t77.wi.
mrjn. ss'sn A1I
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i-i) SAi 1657$ tf'esf 3 43
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!.o',uj ro,renir'g em-sit .o,, I
C ill 171 7414
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15
And 1oic
Wanted To Rent
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GE
More infa'mitiofl may be
obtiened frrn the WaQe
HOur office at 219 Carla iOC
E
BuIlding 12190 N
Seventh Avenue. North
Miami FIc,rda 33161
teIep'vrie 3C 5c73
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busineSS has
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ramfiticaITy find we arc ius!
jt*rtiflg to grow iargcr thin esc'i
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Of I ft[ I it$ tfl Nt U Sit i'fliOi,
l
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fntr*I If A
arn'eted, impi. Isarhing flit
i'lf,
ij can he proud of Ps
.tm'm'l ualu 1fl 1070
Domeshc ChIld Care
31-Houses For Sale
35-Income 1 Investment
'5'i'!
AyOuflQN' Oldccwnpanyneeulsalecc
good people Contact
Mr tIendersors
P101idiyInnSAnford
Tue5cl'., Npsemt,t-c P Nssn ii p
ReiI Estate
For Sate
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Income ii'vt-1 ta' flew rep, ecrn
hatuvet it it art All time hts
P,Li5 rRiNcE PIEPeiEIITS
Pr'(htERS HELPERS
14
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Must P4'vC I ',r recent fC*'P'
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nv e;'r''
pastic lan'.na'n jinO fist-mb's
Wagri open to discuSSiOn Pent-f t$
include paid vicitlOnt ml
hOIidiyS. group insurance pltn'
cIt Overtime and others Pipt
jippl. en person tO Cas', Custrin'
Cabinets. 71' N Cri.s Wft.
Cnst.citwrr s
22-Apartments RenI
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOP IDA
N it 1415
ln rt The Marriage p
JCHN CARL L LIlt.RE IL
Mubbind
Financial
W OR K ER S
Ap'5 in
' An- jir
i'rD0uC'S. c çh4'ri.5 St
LmOwored
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rj'tmO %e 15 tefflO as Mayo' (It
io"da e'tr,,n 5;. calendar ,s'syIttfl
.. City Dl Sanford Florida,
pUblititiare
fr(imn thg. t,rnC of the
'owe caused tO be jiff ted PW'etC the of ft5 notice IWO cc*ues of sectcIt said City on thiS 24th da,
shall be ire writing.
q
Nt,vernber. 1477
•nd shall State the place pf residence
and post DffiCt idd155 of the
Lii P MOo'.
clpimant, and shill tie swo'n tO ti,
1. LA,... ni ii,..
U' •'.U"!
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tnt tiitirmSanT
Ci!'.- at Santard. FloriDa
and such tia.m Dl Demand tsat SO
ATTEST
li Via bt void
H N Tamm Jr
Claude Mae
a'
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E,ecut''
PubliSh November 2t 1473
tn, Estate of
1011 151 CARTER.
______________________________
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college couples swere rentln
catiw's fur rnrnmmnt rides on ttw
I
P.iESS WP4(RE0F I
!''*'fl
S.6 to $7.50 Per Hour
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The City a' Longwcx'd WOIldlit.t tCI
employ a Street Foreman mo a
Grader Openitor wIt' espeicence
rn4'ntereariCe
Street
ire
MOtpetblizbtion IflIUtfiriCt pal
ario r,.irf-rrilw,? tO
Saiar ,, open
Rentals
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Sta'vs ccfis t'urrs aua.- n i,'itt'$'n,r
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MfliC EDit Cene'.iI Election tO
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,eminole Coun's. floridi in ic
including maintenance of watcr and sewer lines I! the city
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Man' problems came to light in this annexation request.
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them ever.
R.uc'4Je oiered in give the lines and lift stations to the
city bt w adamant in refusing to post a fwrfnrmancf' bond
in jic.cire proper maintenance.
The next mayor concern of the council was the in.
stallation of a weir at the end ci! Lake Kathryn to control the
water level. Buckley offered to donate land for the city to
i)d this water level control device hut stated he thought the
same thing could be attained by the use of a wa1l dam which
he
Mavoe t)uerr interposed stating that the welt would have
to he constructed properly as so rrian) people would be atfected by flood cit drought conditions.
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Ru'kle builds the weir as required or no annexation.'
Councilnmfl Sambrook, suggested the argument had conunued lrng enough without getting anywhere.
The question of annexing Lake Kathryn Estates was
placed on next week's agenda and the meeting adjcnrned.
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Price 10 Cents
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ably WASH S('hllU(ik," a retired
Retiree Tells Examiners House Will Not
song writer testified 'l'ues'hiy
flight, exphualning (lint lie bought
Be Built For E ig ht Or Nine Years
:i tract of land in west Florida
and itinde if down payment,
(PHI)' to learn his house probably
wouldn't be built for eight or 'flit' property was In Itoturnln fled before the four rstrihet permit mnyslf to betaken. and I
West lIevelolItmIent in charlotte federal panel in the nationwide hope this case thifl body will
mini, years
series of meetings by the look into and perhaps take me
Maybe toy grmmalchildrc'n (touraty, ha' said
tier miiiimi inspected the prop- federal off ice of Interstate Land off the honk," said Herman.
will be arotimul tit enjoy it, hut
The panel heard complaint_s
it's a long (limit' to wall for t'rty anal smilti development np. Sales Hegistratia'an, a division of
misrepresentation in land
atveit
of
Housing
(tie u.S fartmneiit
satiieiu'dy who's retired,'' pemired to be (Olning along fine
purchases--such
as failure by
and
urban
development.
i'inky lli'riiiiin told federal lie signed it contract.
carry
through
the
developer
to
first
payAfter making the
Only then (11(1 he learn that his
examiners probing land sales
on
promises
to
develop
tracts
he
asked
abuses at it public hearing here lot probably wouldn't be de- mitent, lkrnnan said
and
develcp.r;
failing
to
regislot
to
the
Iberiiiiui said he moved to veloped for another eight or the seller to resell
ovher
land
with
the
federal
he
somruenne
dairwit
else, but
Floridii eight iiioiithis ago from tuna' years, lie testified at the
by
law.
as
required
ernment
told
he had to keep making
New York ('it) amid mode a $555 hearing called to air (tunpinint.; was
A spokesman for Florida
the 15A monthly payments.
diwn payment oil a lot near of Interstate land abuses
(n Robert Shevin told
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About if (lO?Cnl person; testihloliiliiy for it retirement home.
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She said among the cornplaints, nearly all of them from
people out of state, were allegallons that developers failed to
make refunds as promised or
mktating resale possibilities,
She ;fii(1 many CflfllpidIIs.
were lodged agaInst three cor'tmlf American
porat ions
I)evetnpment
General
Corp..
Corp , and Cavannaigh ('om.
mninitec Corp
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received, three fourths dealt
with mi;rcpresentatinn of value
of land bought or its location,
according to Linda Williams, an
administrative assistant
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s'omplalnts Shevin's office has
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allolti'il for the report to the
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recharge impact on the area,
would he more ap- ( mi nty Fon ed PU1 in light of
proprivate in light of the housing demands and growth
problems of traffic now and and development of county
iorugestkiri, whether I'UI) or Two other questions included
whether the existing PITh is
MIII1C tit her would be more
appropriate in terms of th e consistent with the general
schoo l burden: availability of character of the area where
t,
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other
fly ANN SIE(1.KOWSKI
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Kimbrough recomnended R
1-AAA or K C-i inning for this
ar e a and County Attorney
Howard Marsee said that if an
attitude of reasonableness" is
determined and '1 assume Urn'
is your attitude," then
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requesting .111(1 direct
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of t'tJI) zoning classification for
th,i' development known
Wingfield Reserve.
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Business Association, which will also sponsor
the Christmas Parade Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
(Mike MtL)onell Photo)
Gaiety of bright lights and whirling rides Is
caught by photographer at Kiddleland located
behind the Sanford Chamber of Commerce
building The attraction ill continue through
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ALL THIS
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l(x)ke(t toward Kirnbrough and
listened as he explained his
reasons for (he motion. lie said
that the request was made
because of possible mapproprlatness of the existing
classification and planning and
zoning should ta ke Into considernOon before making any
ret-nm1nen(htton with regard
to this property the following
factors: whether the existing
IUl) classification provides
appropriate population density
for the location; whe ther some
other classification might
provide more appropriate
densitie3 whether the existing
classification or some
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ulicoii to httr
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Howard Iludges, Sanford this %%eek or carly next week.
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new management team for the nation's
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survivors of the crash of a Japanese airliner in
NJ(-,scow. Sixty persons, most
e, are believed dead.
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My head's bustln' cause! can
remember when this stock was
first being Offered, and "tie who
hestitates - He who hesitates can't get In
,n the bandwagon cause they're
obled-up . - • and Owww how
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siiiart money, 1l)-OflC flObSM
th e dollar hasn't ltIu('h in (lie
way of (ijJts anymore.
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once a hush-hush developer of
silent weapons of military destruction, Is
displayed by the Army as a recycled center
for human betterment,
soil, is in line for another trip to the 1110011
this time as a passenger lie's one of 90,000
persons who have booked reservations for
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I' 0 It I h It ASTRONAUT N I'. II. A It M I ItON(, the first man to set foot on the Itinni
IIIJII fl jhI
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shopn-rs oinint tiosi iilow n, l-ran-ot-ur sikl ,
jiiits tit I ProPi rous ,iitil
thrilling hoilil is s for
Sanford.
liiik for siur Sanford
k ri hauls fit Section It of
tinlas Herald he (Ott.
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Parents
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Donna Estes Photos
Cou 1man F1,9g hts
Plan
Annexat
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its t)I)\\ F SI F_S
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have a mobik home rdin
Harsh
wortLs
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LoNGWOOD Wit including utifltt man
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flistil between
U idloft of ltanionte springs t'iitk In. nhaw who
William- p ushed the ordinance th rough
.iiid t'UUiWihIhIO K K. William.
over several
onths, stated
son last night when Rudloff
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that th e
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process
mediately following adoption on during
zoning
classification
st toni-i and (mat reading of
ilit iinoii
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ilman Williain Klusky moved
to table the matter unt I
luwn
cools
Council Chairman Eugene
Jaques. ineinwhile. on a query
(ruin Radioff said the itetii
would be plat.-ed again on the
ordinince vreating
next wee
for
hotite park zoning asked for an- sidua l parcel or personality. agenda
tiieeung
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1ieaiwn
earlier advised
Jaques
The senior member of Counness wnti. designation.
cii said the board should stick RadlutftlieproperplacutuLtke
with the moratorium, on an- his preliminary plans for th e
The RadIi-itt tract is on the
th
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except in cases of development was the zoning
sset side of SR 427 across
a
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front the Like Ruth
squaring up the city limits, board
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t'tentIt-d store hours.
boosti'd sales help. and
increiscil stock ,,ii hind iii
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YOUN(i JOHN M,I.AChIOWSKY didn't think
it would do any good to complain to the I price
(oruuI1uission about a four-cent t)oost in the cost
of paint for his model airnianes and rockets.
d a Cl l Ø(X)4j ' 1 it
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But his letter
ago rts tjii manufacturer.
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Avenue has been appraised at
$23,400
41)0 for lust over an area
Occupied by a city-owned
structure, presently being used
the tS. toast
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Auxiliary,
sought by Willukin Mill) Kirk
Sanford
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Leonard
President
the flui ntoi ii Iiusinec
Association.
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Annexation of the Radlo( Parcel on th e 'vest side SR •L would
create another pocket of city territory surrounded by county property.
(OUflCiimJfl E. E - Williamson insists to th e Longwood City Council.
pointing to a map. Radloff in just as vehement manner contends the
Hadluff over several inunuis
W MainSutxllv~siun, Williaimwn. who adopted last August.'
was
sent to the zoning buaril
pointed
out
the
inoratoriwn
hid opposed the new zoninb, son
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parents of insisted froin, first discussions is to last six months. He said who dechned to take dcuun un
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that the distr ict further that annexation of the his proposed zoning request for
Still another applicant for a little' bus who doctors said of the categur
wants annexed
be ing creat ed for special RadluU parcel would create an- the parcel he
that lot is Sanford real estate apparently consumed nothing was
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wetpro
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wilt!
a
other
th
pocket
or
gap
in
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city
interest.
broker Herbert Stenstruni, who but chocolate milk for five
hti Railluff made his lixitits on the west side of 427 created by the Council The
advised the t'oiiuhiission hi' too tiuintks before he died of 111111Council at the same time
request. Williamson stated,
the property. nutrition have been ordered to request.
siiited to titIl
Ai Radluff insisted th e land refused to consider Ra dlutf'
fittt' trial on manslaughter
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create the pocket, Council made recuniiiiendiitiofl.
Judge Jotiti l'ankslcv ruled
resessed and several members
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dividend payable Jan 1.
The dividend amounts to a 20
per cent increase and will be
"followed Jan. 15 by a 100 per
cent dividend in the nature of a
two for one stock split.
Disney stock closed Tuesday
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style of leadership to the Pentagon its well its it
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directors of Walt Disney
ProducIons had voted to grant
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was brought on after
it (oIiiniIston
Sanford
Nlonda% night mad V no decision
on Selling tht two i-it) O5%fl( ii
ill the .Irt.i until Dec.
committee
banker's
a
request.
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airn is to "bring fresh perspective and new
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PRESIDENT
1)1 VI NIXON. promising nct
sa s his
term Cabinet appointments tod5i
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Believe inc. just the memory :
of that chatter has carried inc
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lilan Was interested in placing if
inotel oil the site, but lie
(k'(liIlC(l tip speculate tin that
"Report to
you read him his rights
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National
The recent upsurge by Atlantic
various groups wanting to buy president and chairman of th e that the bankers committee had
-over a year'' attempted to
portions of a 10-acre tract In the toniiiitttee. iiiiiietl at bringing for
Sanford Tank together the owners and develop a plan to re-make the
so-culled
I"armn'' along the lakefront, prospective owners of the area in question into a project,
--
F
Is' Mt wtlukd Pustbiy later
their stores.
The nulI ill ellI
10-4
IXput)•
After a slight pause, the
deputy returns to the airwaves
and says that he has the
culprit in his car, to which
I
's ill
proposal by
Ouess it started yesterda
when I overheard this on the
Sheriff's monitor.
tier lawn and wants it
renloved
_IIzITITiTJ
'
creused business. he ad(left, many inerchants lime
Dispatcher
Airport Blvd. and SR-46
woman says there's a turtle on
TT
eliing
('hrIsIma
under (hi' Iianiiir of
Wonderful Sorkl of
Didja ever have one of those Tuesday prompted the Sanford various properties to discuss it which Illight be utilized into an
apartment complex or office
days" Nuttin's goin' right!
Chamber of Commerce bankers total.tie vel()I)l Vent concept.
area
said
txlay
the
session
Hodges
isn't
the
Alka
Seltzer-bit
Even
committee to meet at a lunrelieving the pain. - IIIges commented tie IiicI
-
w
the
('8SOfl
1111.1. SCOTT
A
Mf X
off
hi
a
Tuesda - that \lt 'h ci
Niu
.:
relatives testified the bov Bridge
"looked starved" and shel Calendar
weight constantly for months Cab-sifted ads
('oinn-s
Sheriff's deputies are in- before his death
IMlulids
('rossssord
puzzle
an
allt'gt'd
rape
vestigatitig
i,
mti-i 3
1k.
Crane
Lake
huh
iouimrrt'd
in
the
I
is
lien his fattier took huit to
of hospital two weeks ago Meji- Dear Abby
outIa
area,
his oil
tal
e'xittiilner*
lestif ted Kthitorlil coiiniie'nt
''lberY. this morning.
Laii
ilied L':iitt'rbi till iient
ti
According
Sheriff John Thesdiy that young
'bruit
Polk, uniformed ik piitk s and if malnutrition
r
I
tk'tettivt's were on the sceiie lit
Dolores Simiamiwuit, the silk 1 iI(oIt)iLti notes
hISS
(11
area
will
(mliii
Mrs Nuzza s brother, testified I ublit flottit s
P'
foriTmIleilt offi'ers are sear- that site saw Mrs Noua only Society
thing for a white mitle who Is try twice to feed thti-' thmiltI - once Sisirts
be'kl to tiavi- left the un'eis On
piece of bread uitid once a Stjsdi.s
fool
pltYi't' of rand
-
u
ittwr Areidcitti-s
6D
study all aerial photo of the
Weather
area
R4idlol( ct,ntmued to point to
QfltU%,Utt) by strtue of its
across the road front
while
ii&L4ifl.fl
U
Li
discussing the nun-cuntiguit on the west side.
the builder's remark that
illiamustot s po-situ'n did not
make sen_ac t're'uiiht a storut
h'nutttst (umii the tuuitt ilimian 1
as much sense a )OU
have. resent )UUI statuiwflt.
As far its I uiin concerned
are 'to l in ger wele'untt' here,
high 81 low ti
at tue agricultural center,
of an inch of rum; although
it did rum more in other parts of
the county.
Mostly cloudy with oct'asiuital rain and a few (hunelershuwers likely. Highs
kis in b4
ii upper
ut.-zeri' teniperaures put
)uiltuag into a deep
ventral
freeze early tixtay as light snow
swirled over the Northern
states trout the Rockies to
New England
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The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1972
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1972. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1972; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald